Millions to Hear About Jesus Through Super Bowl Ads, But Not All Are Convinced It’s What It Seems

Christian ads set to air during the 🏈Super Bowl on Sunday are drawing both praise and criticism for how they’re presenting Jesus to the public.

A company by the name of Haven is paying $20 million to show two of its “He Gets Us” campaign ads during the game, buying a total of 90 seconds, WXMI-TV reported.

The campaign seeks to get the public to reimagine the life and struggles of Jesus by telling his story in a way that people can relate to.

Haven is a marketing agency funded by anonymous sources that reportedly include the family that owns Hobby Lobby and several evangelical groups, according to The Christian Post.

The company has already spent $100 million on commercial slots during high-profile sporting events and plans to spend $1 billion over the next three years, WXMI reported.

However, not all Christians agree with the way Haven is communicating its message, and others have pointed to the large price tag as a possible red flag.

One person said of the campaign on Facebook