Prime Video and Wonder Project have officially announced the highly anticipated Season 2 premiere date for their biblical drama “House of David.” All episodes of the new season will be available to stream globally on March 27, 2026, marking a full binge release. This follows the series’ breakout debut, which captivated over 40 million viewers worldwide, establishing its significant global reach and appeal.

Season 2 picks up the narrative as Israel teeters on the brink of collapse, with King Saul’s reign faltering and a power vacuum beginning to manifest cracks throughout the kingdom. David, continuing his ascent from a humble shepherd to a formidable warrior, finds himself caught between the conflicting demands of loyalty and his destiny. The historical backdrop of the Age of Iron transforms warfare, reshaping the battlefield and introducing new dynamics. Against this tumultuous setting, families fracture under the weight of ambition and prophecy, forbidden loves ignite, and alliances shift dramatically. Faith and power collide in an epic struggle that will ultimately determine Israel’s future.

The returning ensemble cast sees Michael Iskander reprising his role as David, continuing his character’s transformation from humble beginnings to a central force in Israel’s fate. He is joined once again by Ali Suliman as the embattled King Saul, Ayelet Zurer as Queen Ahinoam, and Stephen Lang as Samuel. The cast further expands its sweeping political and spiritual canvas with actors including Indy Lewis, Yali Topol Margalith, Ethan Kai, Sam Otto, Oded Fehr, Louis Ferreira, Davood Ghadami, Ashraf Barhom, and Alexander Uloom.

“House of David” originates from Wonder Project’s Jon Erwin and Jon Gunn, who serve as executive producers. They are joined by Jonathan Lloyd Walker, Justin Rosenblatt, Chad Oakes, Michael Frislev, Trey Callaway, and Mark McNair in executive producing roles. Justin Rosenblatt also notably served as the executive in charge of production for Wonder Project. Dallas Jenkins, renowned creator of “The Chosen,” is a shareholder and special advisor to Wonder Project, highlighting the series’ strong foundation within the faith-based entertainment sphere.

Produced by Nomadic Pictures and Argonauts in association with Wonder Project and Amazon MGM Studios, alongside Kingdom Story Company and Lionsgate Television, the series leverages significant production power. Season 1 is currently available for streaming on Prime Video, offering viewers a chance to catch up before the new season’s release.

A review from Collider highlights the cinematic potential within biblical storytelling that “House of David” demonstrates, even if it doesn't always fully capitalize on it. The series brings epic Old Testament drama to Prime Video, tracing David’s rise long before his iconic confrontation with Goliath. It frames the story with intricate palace intrigue, shifting power dynamics, and the unraveling reign of King Saul. The show is recognized for its willingness to embrace grand battles and a certain level of violence when necessary. It also acknowledges the complex, non-black-and-white nature of biblical figures, though critics suggest it could benefit from deeper investment in each character's individual agendas to make the story arcs more compelling. From a “Christian universe” perspective, “House of David” is considered a significant leap forward with the potential to transcend its traditional faith-based bubble.