4 Reasons ‘House of David’ Is a Must-Watch for Faith-Based Audiences

David is a modest teenage boy who lives in a world ruled by kings, troops, and even several giants. His brother laughed at him. His neighbor ignores him. Even his own father doubts that he will become everything. But David has what his brother lacks: courage for overwhelming odds. He also has deep faith in the Gods of his ancestors, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Moses. “I was meant to do more,” he told his father. “God speaks to me.” Unfortunately, David is relegated to the life of a sheep, where he tends to be sheep and spends his solitude, but a mysterious older man approaches David's father, seeking people of the future king's people, and wants to meet his sons. This man passes David's tallest brother, and his second tallest brother, and so on. “Are you not having any other sons?” the man asks. Thorne and David are summoned. And soon, the course of biblical history and the history of the world will change forever. David's new House in Prime Video Series tells the story of a boy who killed Goliath and later took the throne as king of Israel. Here are four reasons why families enjoy it. Used with permission