The Chosen, a historical television series based on the Bible, has become a global phenomenon with over 110 million unique viewers. Its creator, Dallas Jenkins, and Vice President of Original Content, Catherine Warnock, discuss the show's success and its impact on people's lives, including testimonies of transformation, healing, and spiritual awakening. [... more]

Solomon explores how to ruin one's life, country, and everything else by adopting a me-first attitude, becoming inattentive and indifferent, being selfish and shallow, and becoming obstinate and opinionated. He contrasts this with the path to spiritual growth, which demands a rejection of self-centeredness and a commitment to living with dignity, discipline, and integrity. [... more]

Nehemiah, a 70-year-old man, handles pressure and tribulation by dealing with compromise immediately, handling selfishness humbly, and tackling materialism realistically. He also deals with disobedience severely, demonstrating the importance of living a holy life in the midst of temptation. Through his story, we learn that revival is not about external motions, but a deeper interchange that only God can ignite, and that God provides repeated victory over sin, not complete and final victory. [... more]

In the city of Jerusalem, Nehemiah recognized the unsung heroes who contributed to its flourishing, including gatekeepers, singers, and Levites. He emphasized the importance of faithfulness and integrity, qualities that are often overlooked in today's society. Similarly, in the church, we often take for granted the everyday heroes who keep things running, including teachers, musicians, and volunteers. Nehemiah's example encourages us to recognize and appreciate the noble people who make a difference in our lives and in the lives of others. [... more]