By Matt Jolley2024-02-29T11:38:00
The message of season four of the hit TV show based on the life of Jesus is simply this: there is potential and purpose in every moment of our lives. God is interested in it all, says Matt Jolley
Season four of The Chosen premiered in cinemas at the start of this month, and has since dropped on major streaming platforms.
The first multi-series depiction of the life of Jesus has been so successful that its fourth season has been treated with the kind of acclaim that’s normally reserved for major Hollywood films, premiering in London’s Leicester Square. If you needed any more convincing of how big this gospel biopic is, it broke records for the highest crowdfunding media project, and its first three seasons have been viewed half a billion times. It’s been an overwhelming hit with Gen Z and is set to become the most traslated TV show of all time, overtaking Baywatch.
So far we’ve seen Jesus call the twelve, start his public ministry, deliver the sermon on the Mount, send out the disciples and do lots and lots of miracles.
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