At seventeen, Daniel Pentecoste was once Brazil’s most famous child preacher. Now, as he grows older, he faces the uncertainty of a fading future. Meanwhile, twelve-year-old João Vitor stands at the peak of his popularity, preaching to millions through livestreams and smartphones. A Voz de Deus reveals the childhoods hidden beneath these public personas, offering a reflection on a Brazil in transformation—where politics and religion increasingly intertwine.