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

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Christians who are subscribers of one popular streaming service will soon have another option when searching for wholesome entertainment to watch with the entire family, as a new biblical, faith-based comedy series is set to begin streaming later this month.

There seems to have been an abundance of Christian-oriented and faith-based films and television series lately. In April, Fox’s six-episode miniseries, “The Faithful Women of the Bible,” which focused on the lives of a handful of women mentioned in the book of Genesis, debuted. Angel Studios continues to churn out one faith-centric film after another, with “Drummer Boy” and “Young Washington” among their more recent releases.

Not to be left out and outdone, Amazon has also gotten into the faith-based entertainment business. Subscribers to Amazon Prime Video can watch series like “The Chosen Adventures,” “House of David” and, of course, the worldwide phenomenon and beloved program “The Chosen.” However, Amazon is far from done with adding faith-based entertainment to its offerings.

That’s because starting on Nov. 15, Amazon Prime Video subscribers will be able to watch “The Promised Land” on the streaming platform, according to a social media post.

 In an X/Twitter post announcing the streaming date, the series is described as a “comedy of biblical proportions.” Fans of shows like “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation” look to be in luck here. Originally starting on YouTube, the series, according to IMDB, documents the ups and downs of Moses and his family as he leads the Israelites from Egypt to the promised land, with a comedic spin, of course. 

A clip accompanying the post announcing the show’s upcoming streaming date features Moses addressing the Israelites. He delivers a statement to the people and hilariously immediately receives some pushback.

Later in the clip, after his poorly received address to the Israelites, Moses, while breaking the fourth wall, speaks directly to the camera about how he may or may not have been initially reluctant to lead his people out of slavery in Egypt.

“When God called me from the burning bush, I said, ‘Yes,’ right away,” he said, followed by a very noticeable pause. “Ok, maybe not right away, but eventually, I did say ‘Yes.’”

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Originally published November 11, 2026.