The Word Became Flesh
Meet Jesus as the eternal Word and Light.
Open Week 1 →Scripture-First Gospel Journey
Walking with Jesus
Read the biblical account first. Then use a carefully selected scene from The Chosen to observe, discuss, and compare what the production shows with what Scripture actually says.
New to the journey?
Prepare before you begin walking.
Start with four foundation lessons exploring why we have four Gospels, who Jesus really is, what following Him requires, and how to read the Gospel accounts faithfully.
Recommended starting point: Complete Preparing to Walk with Jesus, then continue here with the 21-week Gospel journey. The series follows Jesus broadly through the Gospel story while allowing a few intentional thematic interludes.
The foundation
Scripture leads every lesson.
The visual scene is a discussion tool, not a replacement for the Bible. Every lesson identifies the biblical connection, creative additions, precise start and stop cues, and a Scripture check.
Use the study at your own pace. Follow the complete lesson flow or select the sections that serve your personal study, family, class, or group. No full episode is required.
Disponible en español
Caminando con Jesús
El recorrido completo de 21 semanas ya está disponible en español latinoamericano neutral, con el mismo contexto bíblico, enfoque en Jesús y distinción clara entre las Escrituras y los elementos dramatizados.
Traducción completa: Las 21 lecciones conservan las notas de contexto, las conexiones con Jesús, las distinciones pastorales y las verificaciones con las Escrituras de la edición inglesa revisada.
Complete 21-week journey
All 21 lessons are available.
Move through the Gospel story at your own pace, from the Word becoming flesh through Jesus’ teaching, signs, mission, opposition, and final week in Jerusalem.
God Keeps His Promises
See the promised Savior and King enter God’s long story of faithfulness.
Open Week 2 →Come and See
Explore the call and invitation to encounter Jesus.
Open Week 3 →Jesus Sees More
See how Jesus calls people others have already labeled.
Open Week 4 →The First Sign
See Jesus reveal His glory at Cana.
Open Week 5 →You Must Be Born Again
Explore Jesus’ nighttime conversation with Nicodemus.
Open Week 6 →Living Water
Meet the Jesus who joins truth and grace.
Open Week 7 →The Character of the Kingdom
Discover whom Jesus calls blessed.
Open Week 8 →A Righteousness of the Heart
Move beyond outward religion into transformed motives.
Open Week 9 →Living for the Father’s Approval
Practice prayer and devotion without performance.
Open Week 10 →Building on the Rock
Hear and obey Jesus on a secure foundation.
Open Week 11 →Compassion and Authority
See the heart and authority of the King.
Open Week 12 →The Bread of Life
Look beyond the provision to Jesus Himself.
Open Week 13 →Faith in the Storm
See the Son of God meet fear with His presence and authority.
Open Week 14 →Sent to Serve
Follow Jesus into His mission with faithful dependence.
Open Week 15 →Sent into the Harvest
Enter God’s mission with humility and dependence.
Open Week 16 →I Am the Resurrection and the Life
Meet Jesus in grief, waiting, and resurrection hope.
Open Week 17 →Who Do You Say That I Am?
Confess the Messiah and count the cost of following.
Open Week 18 →The King Has Come
Welcome Jesus as the humble King.
Open Week 19 →A House of Prayer
Hear Jesus call worship back to prayer, obedience, and God’s mission.
Open Week 20 →Stay Awake and Be Ready
Wait through faithful, watchful, and compassionate obedience.
Open Week 21 →After the journey
Follow Jesus to the cross and the empty tomb.
The 21-week journey ends before Easter, so a four-lesson companion finale continues from the Last Supper through Gethsemane, the crucifixion, and the resurrection without changing the original series.
Optional Easter finale: Walking with Jesus: The Cross and the Empty Tomb can follow Week 21 or be used independently during Lent and Holy Week.
A visual lens with biblical guardrails
Watch less. Observe more.
Use each short scene cue, then return to the text and ask what is biblical, what is creatively imagined, and what the scene helps you notice about Jesus.