Biblical Comedy Series ‘The Promised Land’ Coming to Amazon Prime Video, Bringing Laughs and Faith Together

Christians who are customers of one popular streaming service will quickly have another choice when looking for wholesome home entertainment to see with the whole household, as a brand-new scriptural, faith-based funny series is set to start streaming later on this month.

There appears to have actually been an abundance of Christian-oriented and faith-based movies and tv series recently. In April, Fox’s six-episode miniseries, “The Faithful Women of the Bible,” which concentrated on the lives of a handful of ladies pointed out in the book of Genesis, debuted. Angel Studios continues to produce one faith-centric movie after another, with “Drummer Boy” and “Young Washington” amongst their more current releases.

Not to be excluded and outshined, Amazon has actually likewise entered the faith-based home entertainment service. Customers to Amazon Prime Video can see series like “The Chosen Adventures,” “House of David” and, obviously, the around the world phenomenon and cherished program “The Chosen.” Amazon is far from done with including faith-based home entertainment to its offerings.

That’s due to the fact that beginning on Nov. 15, Amazon Prime Video customers will have the ability to see “The Promised Land” on the streaming platform, according to a social networks post.

In an X/Twitter post revealing the streaming date, the series is referred to as a “funny of scriptural percentages.” Fans of programs like “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation” seem in luck here. Initially beginning on YouTube, the series, according to IMDB, files the ups and downs of Moses and his household as he leads the Israelites from Egypt to the promised land, with a comical spin, obviously.

A clip accompanying the post revealing the program’s upcoming streaming date includes Moses attending to the Israelites. He provides a declaration to individuals and hilariously right away gets some pushback.

Later on in the clip, after his badly gotten address to the Israelites, Moses, while breaking the 4th wall, speaks straight to the video camera about how he might or might not have actually been at first hesitant to lead his individuals out of slavery in Egypt.

“When God called me from the burning bush, I stated, ‘Yes,’ immediately,” he stated, followed by a really obvious time out. “Ok, possibly wrong away, however ultimately, I did state ‘Yes.'”

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Initially released November 11, 2026.