Dallas Jenkins

So, for example, instead of being just what most Bible projects are, like, I assume you've seen, like, have you seen the Jesus of Nazareth miniseries? Have you seen any of these kind of Jesus movies? No, no. Chosen is the one that I've watched. Oh, well, good. But the genre of biblical filmmaking, particularly Jesus filmmaking, tends to be verse by verse.

So, for example, instead of being just what most Bible projects are, like, I assume you've seen, like, have you seen the Jesus of Nazareth miniseries? Have you seen any of these kind of Jesus movies? No, no. Chosen is the one that I've watched. Oh, well, good. But the genre of biblical filmmaking, particularly Jesus filmmaking, tends to be verse by verse.

So, for example, instead of being just what most Bible projects are, like, I assume you've seen, like, have you seen the Jesus of Nazareth miniseries? Have you seen any of these kind of Jesus movies? No, no. Chosen is the one that I've watched. Oh, well, good. But the genre of biblical filmmaking, particularly Jesus filmmaking, tends to be verse by verse.

It's a reenactment of the verses that you're reading. It's not a story per se that you're telling that follows traditional three-act structure other than the fact that a lot of Jesus stories do. And then Jesus did this, and then Jesus did that, and then he encountered a blind man.

It's a reenactment of the verses that you're reading. It's not a story per se that you're telling that follows traditional three-act structure other than the fact that a lot of Jesus stories do. And then Jesus did this, and then Jesus did that, and then he encountered a blind man.

It's a reenactment of the verses that you're reading. It's not a story per se that you're telling that follows traditional three-act structure other than the fact that a lot of Jesus stories do. And then Jesus did this, and then Jesus did that, and then he encountered a blind man.

Yes, which makes for sometimes an enjoyable recreation of what you already believe, but certainly not a good movie.

Yes, which makes for sometimes an enjoyable recreation of what you already believe, but certainly not a good movie.

Yes, which makes for sometimes an enjoyable recreation of what you already believe, but certainly not a good movie.

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And they almost always are.

And they almost always are.

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Have you ever been one? Do you think that there's been a time in your life where you would have said, I don't believe there's a God, or have you always been agnostic on the verge of back and forth, you know, wrestling?

Have you ever been one? Do you think that there's been a time in your life where you would have said, I don't believe there's a God, or have you always been agnostic on the verge of back and forth, you know, wrestling?

Have you ever been one? Do you think that there's been a time in your life where you would have said, I don't believe there's a God, or have you always been agnostic on the verge of back and forth, you know, wrestling?

Well, ironically enough, I was listening to a sermon from a pastor in Louisville whose name is Kyle Eidelman, and he did a sermon on the crucifixion. And the story of the crucifixion and Jesus' relationship with the two thieves on the cross takes just a few verses. Right.

Well, ironically enough, I was listening to a sermon from a pastor in Louisville whose name is Kyle Eidelman, and he did a sermon on the crucifixion. And the story of the crucifixion and Jesus' relationship with the two thieves on the cross takes just a few verses. Right.