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The creators of "The Chosen," particularly director Dallas Jenkins, have repeatedly stated that their primary source material for the show is the New Testament gospels. They also incorporate historical and cultural research to create plausible backstories and settings for the characters and events.

While "The Chosen" does take creative liberties to imagine the human interactions and lives of Jesus and his disciples that are not explicitly detailed in the Bible, this is distinct from drawing on a separate spiritual text like The Urantia Book.

The Urantia Book is a large spiritual and philosophical text that claims to be a divine revelation, offering a comprehensive cosmology, a detailed history of the universe, and an extensive biography of Jesus, which diverges significantly from traditional Christian accounts in many areas. If "The Urantia Book" were a source, it would likely be a major point of discussion and controversy due to its unique theological claims, but this has not been linked to "The Chosen" by its creators or reputable sources.

Discussions and criticisms around "The Chosen" have sometimes focused on its creative interpretations, the involvement of individuals from various Christian denominations (including Latter-day Saints/Mormons), and its theological accuracy from different perspectives, but not on the Urantia Book.

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