Follow Eden and Simon's journey in Season 3 of The Chosen. Available to watch free and easy in "The Chosen" app.

"You've gotta wait for YOUR chapter". That statement got me. Our story is written but not fully revealed to us yet. Keep trusting God.

I can’t put into words what this episode did for me. I have suffered from 9 miscarriages. There isn’t enough public awareness of miscarriage. There are so many of us that don’t have the support to get through this difficult journey. I pray that one day that will change.Thank you for including this sensitive subject to the story. God Bless

Such a powerful and well-written/performed season. Next week will be 5 years since my husband died from cancer. We had a miscarriage back in 1986 and watching the scene with Eden made me suddenly realize that my husband has now met that baby! Thank you for your authenticity in showing God's love and grace in the midst of real pain.

"How do you go out and heal people while you're still hurting inside??" Great question. I too, lost my very last baby. Feeling grief, regret, envy, shame, anger, frustration and feeling abandoned by God all while trying to still trust God and be a mom to my earthly children and be a wife.
It's been many years since my loss and I still struggle. It takes a decision to draw near to God.

This is exactly why I enjoy watching this show "The Chosen." They are using present day stories through biblical faith . 🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐

Ms Lara Silva sounds like she is going through her own emotional pain. May the Lord comfort her and be near her if she is 🙏

This… I don’t have any words. I had a miscarriage a month ago and this hits so close to home. It was absolute whiplash and I never felt more distant from God than when I was going through this. Simon’s anger is so accurately captured and perfectly reflected my everything my husband felt. Thank you, thank you, thank you for this incredible reminder to let go of anger, let go of fear, and cling to our Savior.

This storyline rocked me. I had a late miscarriage 27 years ago and when I watched Eden go through this, I actually truly grieved my Grace in a way I never had.  I was not expecting that reaction at all. But we know God gives us what we need and this happens over and over again watching this series. God bless all of you!

I have had 3 miscarriages. After my 2nd one I went to a Divine Mercy prayer service. The priest there told me that I was the mother of a saint in heaven.  Words cannot describe the effect this had on me. I eventually named all 3 of these children. I look forward to seeing them on day in heaven.

Thank you. I needed this today. I have had 2 miscarriages and have lost 2 children. 2 years ago my husband had a traumatic brain injury and survived but is much different. We still have to special needs children at home and many times I feel so alone. This continues to remind me I am not and it is only through Jesus and God’s love that I am making it. ❤

I love Lara’s heart in explaining this storyline- you can tell she is so intentional and kind. I would have loved to have heard Shahar’s perspective! He acted it all out so beautifully and authentically.

This is the best interview/explanation of the episode. The storyline throughout season 3 isn't just about Simon and Eden, it is about our doubt, our self absorption, our beliefs. The way everyone explained, in depth,the meaning of the scenes is so absolutely wonderful.  This should open all our eyes and hearts to the fact we are not exempt from trials and tribulations here on earth.  "Bones will still break, hearts will still break" but we must not lose sight that God is going to get us thru whatever we come up against. His amazing love for us can pull us out from the drowning we all experience from time to time, we only have to reach out for Him. Thank you cast and crew for this amazing interview, and explanation of what some people did not get out of the storyline. You all have been blessed by God and it really shows. Love you all for your work, humility, love of your 'job' (even though you don't portray it as a job) and for giving us a closer relationship with God and Jesus.  🙏🕊💜

Its the raw humanity that is interwoven into every episode of The Chosen that makes it resonate so profoundly with audiences. The series does this far better than any other televised or cinematic depiction of Biblical characters. Kudos to Dallas Jenkins, cast and crew for making Biblical history so relatable and believable. Even an atheist could watch this, maintain his skepticism of the divine elements involved, and still glean wisdom and inspiration from the portrayal of the Gospels. God bless everyone behind this production.

Miscarriage is very hard . It took me a long time to get over. God is the only one that really helps.

I've had multiple miscarriages, this topic hit the core of exactly how you feel with grief.  It's a mourning of death without the typical burial.  I know someday I will get to meet my 3 babies, who are now in the arms and care of our Lord. 💖🕊💖

It was amazing how it touched the heart of men who have gone through this loss as well.  My wife went through this a few times and the pain was real.  Such an amazing episode.

I was feeling upset with my current relationship and while i was rewatching The Chosen couldn't  help but cry realizing how much Simon and Eden's situation had its ups and downs and that the only way to fix a relationship  is by faith and trust in Jesus   so I decided that I  will leave it to the Lord let His will be done and not mine 🙏

I was not expecting that miscarriage at all. I have no words to express how touching this episode was. May the Lord bless everyone who has made this series posible

This was a very moving episode for me because I suffered from hormonal imbalance that made me bleed for days on end, and also suffered two miscarriages. Having identified for so long with the woman with the hemorrhage (Veronica), and the pain of the loss of two babies made this a hard episode to watch. But it was very healing, even after all these 20+ years. God is faithful. I appreciate The Chosen for having the courage to show these realities.