THE THIRD SEASON of The Chosen, a television series about the life and ministry of Jesus, includes a moving scene between Jesus, played by Jonathan Roumie, and his disciple James, the son of ...

“The Chosen,” a TV series about the life of Jesus, pulls off a crowd-funded miracle: a hit with a Christian fan base that is breaking into the mainstream.

'The Chosen' creator Dallas Jenkins on the Season 5 finale — Jesus' Last Supper and the Season 6 crucifixion, Judas' conflict and Judas' kiss.

The title “The Chosen” can be interpreted as referring to Jesus himself, his disciples or even any of his followers — including those watching a television show about him in 2022.

"The Chosen" offers new twists on the story of Jesus and his disciples 08:17. The narrow streets that look like Jerusalem or Capernaum may make you feel as if you're walking through the Bible itself.

The Chosen Season 5 is finally here, taking viewers straight to Jerusalem for Holy Week, starting on Palm Sunday. Following Season 4's emotional ending, this new chapter will capture powerful ...

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the Season 5 finale of "The Chosen," now streaming on Prime Video. When you're telling the story of Jesus Christ (Jonathan Roumie) and you're ...

What happens in "The Chosen"? The popular faith series gets a Fathom Events release for Season 4, with the first three episodes in theaters now. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 💵 ...

Catholic actor Jonathan Roumie is trading in a tunic and sandals for bell bottoms and flare-sleeved tops as he takes on a new role in the upcoming film Jesus Revolution.Well-known for his role ...

Affectionately known as the “Jesus actor,” Roumie visited Manila for the official launch of The Chosen in the Philippines, which ranks third in viewership outside the United States, next only ...

The Jesus of 'The Chosen' is so Jewish that his disciples even call him Rabbi — an unusual framing of the Christian messiah.

Jesus Drama ‘The Chosen’ Lands at The CW The Nexstar-backed network will air the first three seasons of the crowdfunded historical series starting in July and running through Christmas Eve.