From the beginning, TBN has used emerging technology to help share the Gospel — from broadcast television to satellites, global networks, digital platforms, and the internet.
AI is now opening another doorway for visual storytelling.

The Vision Bible uses emerging visual tools to help create cinematic Bible experiences designed to engage people with Scripture in new and compelling ways while remaining grounded in the biblical text.

No. Scripture remains the foundation of the project.

AI tools are being used as part of the visual producation process to help create cinematic storytelling experiences.

No. The Vision Bible is designed to help people engage more deeply with Scripture through visual storytelling.
It is not intended to replace reading or studying the Bible.

The Vision Bible is being developed with a Scripture-first commitment, thoughtful theological review, and careful oversight to help ensure each visual portrayal remains faithful to the biblical text.

Minute Makers help fund full cinematic minutes of Vision Bible content through one-time or recurring gifts.

Vision Casters help share the Vision Bible with friends, family members, churches, and communities who may want to participate.

Donations support production, technology, visual development, translation capabilities, distribution, and project infrastructure related to the Vision Bible initiative.

Yes. One of the goals of the initiative is to make Bible storytelling content accessible in multiple languages as the project develops.

Phase 1 is planned as a four-year initiative focused on creating significant portions of Scripture.

You can sign up to receive Vision Bible updates, previews, behind-the-scenes content, and announcements through the email signup form on the website.