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It sounds like "The Servant" is poised to make a significant impact on the world of faith-based entertainment. With its promise of high-stakes drama and a narrative threaded with themes of redemption and faith, the show is likely to resonate with audiences looking for more than just surface-level storytelling.
Haunted by a past that refuses to let go, Terry's life as a military operative takes a tragic turn when an accident claims the life of his comrade, Nathan Steele. Terry turns to drugs and alcohol to help numb the pain being responsible for the death of one of his own men. Seeking solace and a new direction, Terry steps into the seminary, hoping to find redemption and a closer walk with God with the help of his mentor Pastor Johnson portrayed by Kevin Sorbo. Terry turns to Pastor Johnson after one of his former team members Nigel Corbyn portrayed by Cleon Gionet seeks help to find a mole in his private security company. But the question lingers: Can Terry reconcile his duty to his country with his newfound commitment to his faith? And is it possible that serving the Lord extends beyond the four walls of the church? Will Terry come to the terms that “Serving the Lord doesn’t always take place from behind the pulpit?”
The inclusion of familiar faces such as Kevin Sorbo, Erik Estrada, and John Schneider adds a level of recognition and professionalism that might draw in viewers who are fans of these actors from their previous work. It's clear that the show aims to blend the excitement and tension of secular dramas with the moral and spiritual underpinnings of Christian values, which could make it a unique offering in the current television landscape.
The setting of San Antonio, Texas, with its rich culture and history, provides a vibrant backdrop for the series, and the commitment to filming the entire series there speaks to the positive experience the production team has had in the locale.
For those who wish to be more than just spectators, the call for passionate individuals to join the cast and crew is a great opportunity. It's a chance for aspiring actors, filmmakers, and enthusiasts to be a part of something potentially transformative in the realm of faith-based storytelling.
To stay updated and support "The Servant," following the series' hashtag #TheServantSeries and the production company #Fish4HimEntertainment on social media platforms will be essential. Updates about the series, behind-the-scenes content, and announcements about casting calls or new episode releases can be anticipated. Contact us at theservant@fish4himentertainment.com to find out more.
It seems that the series is set to offer a blend of excitement, drama, and wholesome values that could appeal to a wide audience, including those who might not typically watch faith-based programming. If "The Servant" can deliver on its promise, it might just pave the way for a new kind of storytelling within the genre.
We will be attending the International Christian Film Festival in Orlando May 1-4, 2024. We would love to see you there and get a chance to find out where God is taking your career.
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