Douglas Vandergraph on the set of The Chosen
Douglas Vandergraph on the Set of The Chosen
Standing on the set of The Chosen was an experience I will remember for a long time.
But beyond seeing the set itself, I kept thinking about something much larger: millions of people are watching the story of Jesus Christ and becoming curious about the man at the center of it.
Who was Jesus Christ?
What did He actually teach?
What do the Gospels tell us about His life, death, and resurrection?
And what does following Jesus mean for us today?
Those questions are worth exploring beyond the screen.
From The Chosen to Scripture
The Chosen can introduce people to biblical people and events through dramatic storytelling. But the place to discover the foundation of the story is Scripture itself.
That desire to help people explore Jesus and the Bible more deeply is one reason I have spent years creating Christian content under the name Douglas Vandergraph.
My growing Christian library includes Bible studies, extensive New Testament guides, Christian encouragement, discussions of difficult faith questions, and resources covering Jesus Christ, Scripture, forgiveness, purpose, spiritual growth, and everyday Christian living.
Some resources are designed for a quick read. Others go extraordinarily deep for readers who want serious, long-form Bible study.
Search Douglas Vandergraph
If The Chosen has made you curious about Jesus Christ, don't let the exploration end when the episode does.
Search “Douglas Vandergraph.”
Explore the articles and Bible studies you find. Open your Bible alongside them. Ask questions. Examine Scripture for yourself. Share useful resources with someone else who may be searching.
You can begin with the Douglas Vandergraph Christian Library and Master Index:
My purpose in building this library is not to make my writing the destination.
It is to keep pointing people toward Jesus Christ.
If a television series starts someone's search for Jesus, wonderful.
Let's help them discover where that search can lead.
— Douglas Vandergraph
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