The Holy Post 661: Non-Cringy Christian Media & the Nicene Creed and Glenn Packiam
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Mar 19, 2025 
Glenn Packiam, lead pastor of Rock Harbor Church and author of "What's a Christian Anyway?" discusses the evolution of Christian media, highlighting successful shows like "The Chosen" and the new series "House of David." He emphasizes how these productions are breaking away from the past's cringy representations. Additionally, Packiam explores the Nicene Creed as a vital lifeline amid church corruption, advocating for its role in navigating faith's complexities. The conversation also touches on the controversial Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land."
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Quality Christian Media
- Recent Christian shows like "The Chosen" and "House of David" are receiving positive reviews from critics.
- This suggests that the era of poorly made Christian media might be ending.
The Chosen's Appeal
- The Chosen's portrayal of Jesus as joyful, funny, and genuinely enjoying people is theologically rich and appealing.
- It presents a captivating story that resonates with a wider audience.
The Chosen Controversy
- Some conservative Christians have criticized The Chosen for including a pride flag on a crew member's backpack.
- They question the show's message and intent due to this social media incident.
