Moses: Born of Water and Fire is a sweeping Bible epic that reintroduces one of history’s most powerful figures through an emotionally grounded and visually bold retelling of his life. Produced in 2025 by film producer Dr. David J. Hoffman, the film made history as the first Bible epic to feature an all-black principal cast, marking a significant cultural milestone in faith-based cinema.

Released February 1, 2026, the film premiered on Tubi throughout Black History Month, where it reached vast audiences hungry for stories of courage, identity, and divine purpose. Beginning March 1, 2026, the film expanded to several other major streaming platforms, extending its impact worldwide.

The story follows Moses from his miraculous survival as an infant drawn from the Nile, through his conflicted upbringing in Pharaoh’s household, to his painful exile, spiritual awakening, and ultimate calling to confront oppression and lead his people to freedom. Moses: Born of Water and Fire explores the tension between power and humility, destiny and doubt, justice and mercy, portraying Moses not as a distant icon, but as a deeply human man wrestling with fear, identity, and obedience.

At its core, the film is a story about transformation, how ordinary lives are forged through fire into instruments of deliverance. It inspires viewers to reflect on their own calling, to stand against injustice, and to believe that purpose can rise from even the most impossible beginnings. Both reverent and accessible, Moses: Born of Water and Fire aims to ignite faith, spark conversation, and remind audiences that liberation—spiritual and physical—often begins with a single act of courage.