Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of House of David.With the Season 1 finale, "David and Goliath – Part 2," House of David finally makes good on the promise ...

Throughout the pages of the Bible, there are dozens of foods and meals mentioned. Each food plays an important spiritual and ...

(RNS) — Centuries since it was written, the Christian Bible remains a bestselling book and has spawned more than a few blockbusters. Now, with the debut of “House of David,” a biblical drama ...

However, knowing the outcome of that event doesn’t lessen the impact of that moment in the April 3 finale, since following David’s Bible-inspired story this season has been a journey unto itself.

From an idea by Jon Erwin, “House of David” is the biblical story of King David. Actually, the first season focus on David’s life before he was anointed King, during the reign of King Saul.

"House of David" pumps up the greatest Bible battle of them all: David vs. Goliath. The Amazon Prime series (first three episodes now streaming, then weekly on Thursdays) tells the origin tale of ...

The value proposition of a Bible show is to render mythic figures as flawed, flesh-and-blood people — to put their struggles on the same scale as ours. That doesn’t happen here. David himself ...

Some call miracles the work of divine providence ... When we turn to the Bible, we see miracle upon miracle jumping off the pages. The most significant miracle being the resurrection of Christ.

From the November 2020 issue: James Parker on reading Thomas Jefferson’s Bible Those who wish to engage with religious scriptures are not relieved of the obligation to wrestle with how miracles ...

Our Call: SKIP IT. While House Of David is a good looking series with good performances, none of the characters are made more interesting than how they’re depicted in the Bible.

From a field perceived as hostile to anyone singing, “This I know, for the Bible tells me so,” she ... But in the preface of her new book, “Miracles and Wonder,” she says, “Only now ...