Undaunted.Life: A Man's Podcast by Kyle Thompson DALLAS JENKINS | The Future of The Chosen (Ep. 848)
Dec 4, 2025
Dallas Jenkins, the acclaimed director and creator of The Chosen, shares insights into the show's evolution and future projects. He discusses the challenges of scaling production while maintaining humility and authenticity. Jenkins addresses audience concerns about how the series adapts biblical narratives, including the intensity of crucifixion scenes. He also reveals plans for season six and hints at upcoming stories featuring Moses and Joseph, exploring the emotional weight of the narratives while striving for deeper understanding.
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Growth Framed As Faithful Stewardship
- Dallas Jenkins frames The Chosen's growth as a faith-driven "five loaves and two fish" process of surrender and steady work.
- He credits humility and focus on the work, not outcomes, for sustaining the show's evolution.
Scaling Brings Financial And Cultural Strain
- As production scales, payroll, global teams, and metrics force new managerial realities Dallas hadn't faced before.
- He stresses balancing mission-driven culture with practical pressures like advertising and cast compensation.
Success Came With Deep Personal Hardship
- Dallas shares that the show's success coincided with intense personal trials, including major family medical crises.
- He says increased success hasn't brought ease; season six was personally and professionally the hardest.
