
All eight episodes of Season 4 of The Chosen may debut in theaters before transitioning to their traditional free platforms, the creator and director of the Bible-based hit series says.
All eight episodes of Season 4 of The Chosen may debut in theaters before transitioning to their traditional free platforms, the creator and director of the Bible-based hit series says.
Hollywood and the entertainment industry are in the midst of a “revival moment” of faith-based projects that are unifying the body of Christ and amplifying light across a dark world, says the actor best known for his roles in The Chosen and Jesus Revolution.
The hit series "The Chosen" will offer viewers a first look at a scene taken from its upcoming fourth season after filming was completed. In an email released July 25, "The Chosen" team announced filming for Season 4 was almost completed and that they will share a scene from the new season.
Emmy-nominated animator Butch Hartman made his name with a series of Nickelodeon television hits, including the long-running show The Fairly Odd Parents. He's now using his talents to spread the Good News of Christ.
Brandon Lake led with three wins and For King & Country took home honors for Artist of the Year during the 10th Annual K-Love Fan Awards, which aired on TBN Friday.
The creator and director of The Chosen, Dallas Jenkins, says the company behind the hit television series likely will produce other stories based on the Bible when the final season ends.
The worldwide distribution rights for the hit Christian television series The Chosen have been acquired by Lionsgate Television.
Christian singer Megan Danielle has advanced to the top five on the singing competition show American Idol.
Good news typically doesn't sell on television, but Grammy-winning artist Chris Tomlin hopes to change that with a new television series that spotlights uplifting stories from the lives of people of faith.
The Christian streaming service Pure Flix has more than doubled its membership in the past two years, even as mainstream services such as Netflix and Disney Plus have lost members, according to new data from company executives who attribute the growth to society’s need for hope-filled content.