Andrew and Philip return from their trip with desperate news: they need Jesus’ help to solve a huge crisis in the Decapolis. Jesus leads them on a trip to the dangerous region, where they face opposition from all sides. Literally. Meanwhile, John is assigned to bring an angry Simon to Jesus.

Feb 15, 2023 · Episode 7 of The Chosen Season 3 centers around the chaos that the Apostles cause by sharing Jesus' teachings in the deeply-divided, multiethnic region known as the Decapolis. It also gives us new insight into Gaius' troubled family situation and reveals a formative moment from Matthew's past.

Feb 3, 2023 · In Episode 7 of The Chosen Season 3, an old man gives Matthew a prayer tassel that is treated as a symbol of faith in God. In context, the man is communicating to Matthew that he hopes Matthew can inherit his strong faith.

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Feb 4, 2023 · Jesus and the disciples take a dangerous journey to the Decapolis.

After Jesus completes a sermon that turns the world upside down, all 12 disciples are ready to follow Him to the ends of the Earth. But problems remain. Jesus delivers the most life-altering sermon in history. The result? More followers, more enemies, and disciples ready to …

Households around Capernaum are recounting the story of Esther (including one of the banquets hosted by Esther) to celebrate the festival of Purim. But Simon is not celebrating; he is angry. Andrew and Philip return from the Decapolis. Philip is …

Watch the life of Jesus as seen through the eyes of His followers in this extraordinary historical drama. Stream all four seasons for free on BYUtv. Two brothers struggle with their tax debts to Rome while a woman wrestles with her demons. Mary receives surprise guests at …

Season Three picks up where Season Two left off, with Jesus delivering the most famous sermon in history. What follows are the consequences of living out his teachings. The world changes because of this sermon, and the believers in (and enemies of) Jesus increase exponentially.

Jesus wants John to stay behind to bring Simon because “the success of this trip depends on Simon.” Would it have been better if The Chosen had Jesus say something like, “It is important for the growth of Simon’s faith that he be on this trip.”? Why or why not? What’s the difference in perspective in these two statements? 8.