Scroll through Prime Video’s Top 10 this week and you’ll spot something unexpected: three faith-based shows sitting side by side. Holding the No. 7 through No. 9 spots are The Chosen Adventures, The Chosen and House of David — marking a rare moment when biblical storytelling is sharing space with antiheroes and teen romance.
The Chosen Adventures, an animated spinoff of the global hit The Chosen, dropped on Prime Video on Oct. 17 and immediately found its audience. Meanwhile, House of David, a big-budget biblical drama about King David’s rise to power, continues to draw strong viewership. And then there’s The Chosen itself, still holding its ground months after its season 5 release this summer.
Faith-inspired stories have been growing on mainstream platforms for years, but this moment feels different. Three titles from the same general genre, all charting at once, signal that faith-based entertainment isn’t a niche anymore — it’s a reliable draw.
For Prime Video, it’s a win. For viewers, it’s proof that the appetite for thoughtful, value-driven storytelling isn’t fading in a culture dominated by antiheroes and prestige nihilism. Whether this becomes a larger trend or just a flash in the algorithm, it’s notable that ancient stories are finding new life — and serious viewership — in 2025’s streaming wars.
