Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I've got to tell you, my friends, I've been completely obsessed.

I'm late to the party on this show, okay?

Maybe five years or six years late to the party.

But I am obsessed with this series called The Chosen,

which is about the life of Jesus. Now, I know that there are lots of shows or movies that are

made historically around Jesus. They're all very different. I believe the chosen is the most

crowdfunded movie in history. Don't quote me on that in case I'm wrong, but that's what

I've heard or something along those lines. And someone who helped me with my YouTube channel

a couple of years ago, he's one of the executive producers, which is how I first heard of it, but I never watched it until recently. And now I've

binged all the seasons. I'm so psyched for season five. And what's interesting? There's also

a great show. I think it's on Amazon Prime called House of David.

What's so fascinating about these shows, of course, besides the content, they're so beautifully made. They are gripping. Oh, wow.

It's really a couple of things, a couple of insights that I've had watching essentially these

shows that are based on the Bible. The first is this. Human nature, whether it's now or two

and a half thousand years ago, does not change. Right, there are people who were jealous.

There are people who are always going to be cynical. There are people who are not going to like it when you succeed, when they notice your

ascension and where they notice that you're special and that you stand out. Jesus might be the most

controversial figure in history. I think the person who we speak about the most around the

world, different religions, I know different takes on Jesus, but essentially what he struggled with,

however, and look, who knows how accurate historically these series get to be, but the gist is there, right? The sentiment, it's all there.

And so it's just astounding to me how human nature doesn't change and how faith is something

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