ম্যান বনাম বন্য তারকা বিয়ার গ্রিলস বলেছেন যে যিশুকে নিয়ে লেখা মাউন্ট এভারেস্টে আরোহণের চেয়ে কঠিন ছিল
নতুন আপনি এখন ফক্স নিউজ নিবন্ধ শুনতে পারেন! Man vs. Wild star Bear Grylls says writing about Jesus was the “hardest thing” he’s ever done, even harder than climbing Mount Everest or navigating frozen seas. “It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but it’s the best thing I’ve ever done,” Grylls said on “My Perspective with Lara Trump.” “My faith has always been a quiet, strong backbone through a lot of adventures.” The UK-born survival expert’s book, The Greatest Story Ever Told: An Eyewitness Account, published in June, recounts the life of Jesus which he describes as a faith-filled thriller. (Ben Simms/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images) Grylls said his curiosity and desire to explore a more realistic version of the story inspired the project. “I never grew up…knowing the real story of Jesus,” the survival expert explained. “I always grew up with such a sanitized version of it, I didn’t really love it.” Grylls, who has hosted more than a dozen survival shows since 2006 – many on the Discovery Channel – said that came to him after his successful ascent of Mount Everest. Picture of Jesus Christ Carrying Bread Uncovered By Archaeologists After 1,200 Years “Mount Everest will always stay in my heart because climbers lost their lives there. Two died from the cold, two fell, and I think that mountain shaped my future life a lot. Through that, Discovery Channel eventually called me, and we’ve done all this inside and out, you know, people.” 2025, LONDON (Jeff Spicer/Getty Images) Outside of his career and faith, Grylls also spoke about the importance of getting outdoors. “For me, the outdoors has always been a beautiful, healing and grounding place,” Grylls said. “It’s where I go to reconnect.” He worries that modern life has disconnected people from nature. “I think everybody’s scared of the sun nowadays.” “Try to be disciplined about the time you spend on your screen.” “It’s not bad, but try to give yourself a bit of a break,” Grylls recommended. Bear Grylls sits by the fire with NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal while filming “Running Wild With Bear Grylls.” (Photo: Ben Simms/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images) Click here to download the Fox News app For Grylls, adventure is not always the thrill of accomplishment, but rather living with purpose. “It doesn’t have to be the highest mountain in the world,” he said. “It’s how you live your life, how you tackle risks, relationships, family, business and everything.” He admitted that it’s a life he never planned for and said: “I’ve burned a lot of bridges in my life.” “There’s no alternative for me than doing what I do, and I love it.” Nora Moriarty is a production assistant for Fox News. (tags for translation)Fox News Media(t)FNC Flash(t)My Perspective(t)Entertainment(t)Faith(t)Books
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