The Chosen is a well-done TV series that seeks to deliver the good news of the Gospel through portraying the life of Jesus and His disciples through many powerful episodes. Along with the amazing mission and vision for this show, filmmaker Dallas Jenkins, also sought to make the TV series easily accessible for all people. The Chosen can be streamed on the free app called “Angel Studios,” which allows anyone of to watch at any time. The TV series gets its financial support through donors who have been impacted by the show.
My family loves The Chosen, and I personally have been so blessed by the TV series because it makes the Gospel seem so much more personal as you visibly see Jesus interacting with His disciples and those He ministered to throughout the Gospel. The Chosen is a great example of redemptive entrepreneurship as it seeks to combine something so practical such as a TV series, with sharing the Gospel with millions of people across the world. Along with the show being extremely well done and meaningful, I think it also creates a great conversation startup for believers to share the Gospel. Think of how often people talk about their most recent favorite shows and movies. The Chosen is a great show for believers to recommend to those outside the faith because while it is an entertaining TV series, it is also very Biblically sound in how it communicates the truth of the Gospel. The Chosen beautifully portrays the compassionate character of Jesus that is so compelling. The Chosen has and will continue to have a redemptive impact on our society, as it seeks to convey the truth of the Gospel, while also capturing people’s attention through entertainment.
This blog post prompt caught my eye this week. I did some reflection and digiing…
Beech Brook is an organization that focuses on helping children and families thrive. The organization…
We live in a world of death, ruin, and obscurity. Each day millions of people…
We live in a fallen world, and while it would be ideal for churches to…
Growing Up with Soul Care Place Like many daughters, I grew up with much admiration…