“The Woman Who Risked Everything,” Episodes 3 and 4 of Fox’s new Bible show, The Faithful: Women of the Bible continues the story of the Genesis matriarchs, telling the story of Rebekah (played by Alexa Davalos), her stubborn husband Isaac (played by Tom Mison), and her rival sons, the insightful Jacob (played by Tom Payne) and the strong but impulsive Esau (played by Ben Tobson).

The Chosen Season 6 will officially premiere on November 15, with weekly releases of the first six episodes of the season through December 6, with the remaining two episodes being released theatrically in Spring of 2027. What does it look like for a show like The Chosen to demonstrate the "why" of the crucifixion in a visual medium like television? In the latest episode of The Bible Artist Podcast, Victor and I discussed what this might look like.

Bible films and Bible shows like The Chosen are not meant to replace Bible reading, but they can serve as a useful supplement, kind of like a commentary or devotional reading. That’s why I’m excited to introduce the Cinematic Lectionary, a new devotional resource that’s designed to bring Bible reading and biblical media together.

Jon Erwin and Wonder Project, the creators of House of David, just released a trailer for a new Bible mini-series, The Old Stories: Moses, which is set to be released later this Spring. As the titles suggests, The Old Stories: Moses will follow the story of the Book of Exodus, including the exile of Moses (played by Ben Kingsley) to Midian, God's appearance to him the burning bush, his confrontation with Pharaoh (played by O-T Fagbenle), the Ten Plagues, and the escape from E

Episode 1 and Episode 2 of The Faithful cover Genesis 12-23 – what is traditionally seen as the story of Abram/Abraham – but primarily focuses on the perspective of Sarai/Sarah (played by Minnie Driver), the wife of Abram/Abraham (played by Jeffrey Donovan), and their servant/concubine, Hagar (played by Natacha Karam)

Did the screenwriters of The Chosen intentionally use Matthew's unique list of the twelve apostles (Matthew 10:2–4) as a blueprint for the characterization and relationships of Jesus's disciples? While the Synoptic Gospels list the apostles, only Matthew groups them into six distinct pairs, connected by the word "and." This article argues that these subtle groupings directly influence the show's storylines and character dynamics...