If I’m being completely honest, this is not my favorite episode. It actually is my least favorite episode in the entire Chosen series. Although that is a strong statement, every episode of The Chosen is so good! This one is just a little too slow for me. I’m not sure if you noticed, but it also is the shortest episode in The Chosen series clocking in at just over 20 minutes.
But here’s the thing: even though it doesn’t push the main storyline forward, it does something quietly beautiful. It gives us a peek into the everyday life of Jesus. The episode is titled “Jesus Loves All the Little Children,” and that’s exactly what you get—a simple, tender look at Jesus living a humble, ordinary life and making time for the children.
Watching it made me pause and think about just how humbling Jesus’ earthly life really was. The Son of God could have arrived with royal fanfare, dripping in gold, adored by crowds from day one. Instead, He chose a manger. He chose poverty. He chose to walk among the outcasts, the forgotten, the ones no one else wanted. This episode captures that heart so well. You see Him doing chores, working with His hands, cracking jokes, listening to kids, and being wonderfully, beautifully relatable. He stepped into our world and lived our struggles—and still loved people deeply and intentionally.
So yes, this episode may not be packed with plot twists or high‑stakes drama, but it shines in a different way. It highlights the gentleness, humility, and warmth of Jesus. And honestly, that’s worth slowing down for.
Let’s dig deeper into what Scripture says about Jesus’ life, His work, and His interactions with children. Grab the free study attached and let’s explore it together.
Biblical Rewind 
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