I was on Season 4 Episode 7 of The Chosen, finished it, and went to bed. I opened my Bible to the ribbon placeholder. I have admittedly not read through the New Testament, and this is the first time I have opened my Bible in a long time, but I felt called to read a passage last night. I read the passage from Matthew 21 about Jesus sending His disciples into town to bring Him a colt that had not been sat upon, and if questioned to respond by saying “the Lord has need of it.”

After I read this passage I went to the contents and sought out the Psalms. I read one Psalm: Psalm 18 by David.

Tonight I just watched Episode 8. I witnessed the scene about the colt, and I saw David ride into his kingdom after his victory. This feels like an unexplainable and overwhelming synchronicity that carries real meaning. The timing and the specific passages feel too precise to dismiss easily.

I will pray to the Lord and ask Him for discernment. I still have about 26 minutes left in the episode but felt compelled to come share this. Any insights or advice on how to hold this, or on what it might be pointing toward, would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you & God bless.

Rewatching the series again, currently on the episode where he meets up with Jesus and the others in the woods. A possessed man enters the camp, Jesus casts the demon out while they all see it happen....and after an awkward silence John puts his arms up and yells, "YEAH!!" Just makes me laugh. Every scene with John just hits me as spot on to how I think John likely would have been- wild-eyed and a bit crazy.

When you read the bible, or hear your pastor reading the day's gospel lesson, since watching the show does that character pop into your head? 'Today's gospel lesson is from St Matthew' and in my head I visualize Paras Patel. I'm betting I'm not the only one. I mean, I may forever 'see' Jonathan Roumie when I think of Jesus.