The March 12, 2025, episode of Studio 5 featured a blend of fashion, faith-based entertainment, and biblical drama insights. Celebrity stylist opened the show by detailing his rise in the fashion industry, emphasizing how his craft intertwines with personal storytelling and cultural influence. The episode also spotlighted two major projects: Chris Tomlin’s executive-produced film The Last Supper and Prime Video’s series House of David, with a focus on actor Oded Fehr’s role as Abner.
### The Last Supper: A Cinematic Journey of Faith
Chris Tomlin, renowned worship leader, makes his film-producing debut with The Last Supper, a retelling of Jesus’ final moments through the eyes of His disciples. The project merges Tomlin’s musical legacy with cinematic storytelling, featuring an original song, No Greater Love, which he co-wrote with Tyler Hubbard. Tomlin described the film as a “spiritual encounter,” aiming to deepen viewers’ understanding of redemption and divine sacrifice. The trailer alone garnered 35 million views, signaling strong audience anticipation ahead of its March 14 theatrical release.
### House of David: Loyalty and Conflict in Ancient Israel
Oded Fehr, known for The Mummy franchise, discussed his role as , King Saul’s fiercely loyal general in House of David. Fehr revealed that Abner’s allegiance to Saul persists even as the king’s grip on power weakens, despite knowing God has chosen David as Saul’s successor. This internal conflict adds depth to the character, blending political pragmatism with personal duty. The series explores Abner’s pivotal role in crowning Saul’s son Eshbaal as a rival king to David, setting the stage for a civil war storyline rooted in biblical history.
### Fashion Meets Purpose
Andre’ Julius emphasized the transformative power of fashion, sharing how his work extends beyond aesthetics to empower individuals and reflect cultural narratives. His segment highlighted collaborations with high-profile clients and underscored fashion’s role in personal and communal identity.
This episode of Studio 5 balanced creative storytelling with spiritual themes, offering viewers insights into artistry, faith, and the complexities of loyalty in both modern and ancient contexts.
