Page 47 of the unfolding is the story of Dallas Jenkins.

When the box office numbers come out, you can tell within a couple hours of what it's going to be like that weekend.

And it was very clear immediately that the movie was a total bomb financially.

And so within about two hours, I went from a director with a very bright future to a director with no future.

God's story has been unfolding.

Since the beginning of time. He invites you to be a part of it. Another page in the unfolding. folding.

Hi, this is Meredith Foster.

Nobody sets out to be a failure.

We avoid it, dread it, try to move past it as fast as we can.

But what if failure is exactly what we need? Dallas Jenkins is the director of The Chosen, the first ever multi-season show about the life of Christ. But long

before The Chosen, Dallas dreamed of making it big in Hollywood. He didn't want to make faith-based

films. Dallas and his dad, author Jerry Jenkins, started a company, and he produced his first film. It was called hometown legend when he was just 25 years old. He was on the path, focused on achieving big-time Hollywood success.

I would say that I up until three years ago, which we can get into in a few minutes,

but up until about three years ago, I always, my hopes remain the same, which was I wanted

to win an Academy Award and I wanted to make movies with Hollywood, with some of the biggest

producers in Hollywood.

I wanted to essentially make it, for lack of a better term, even though a hometown legend

got picked up by a major studio, which was great, my goals were I wanted to be a director who won an Academy Award

and got, you know, made a movie that really impacted culture on a mass scale. Okay, got one

one movie behind me. Hopefully that's going to lead to something else. And, you know, again,

my old, my long-term goal of

making it and being accepted in Hollywood and popular culture remains the same. So what was the

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