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This image provided by He Gets Us LLC shows a scene from “Foot Washing,” the 60-second commercial from “He Gets Us” that debuted at the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024. For the second year in a row, a religious Super Bowl ad campaign promised viewers that Jesus “gets us.” He Gets Us, a $100 million campaign reimagining Jesus’ message, is airing a 60-second “True Greatness” spot at Super Bowl 2025. Learn how the nonprofit Come Near, Jon Batiste’s Love Riot Festival, and AI-driven art are shaping this year’s faith-based outreach. A 30-second ad is estimated to cost about $7-8 million for Super Bowl 59, on top of the money it takes to create what are often elaborate commercials designed to grab headlines. In between star-studded advertisements and a whole lot of football, this year’s Super Bowl watchers are being taken to church. “He Gets Us,” a campaign to promote Jesus and Christianity, is The group behind the campaign has also purchased an advertisement slot for this Sunday's Super Bowl, one of the most expensive brand platforms out there. The estimated costs for those ads will run It’s becoming a Super Bowl tradition: He Gets Us, the billion-dollar effort to overhaul the public image of Jesus, the Son of God, will be back on the airwaves during Super Bowl LIX. Greg Miller For the second year in a row, a religious Super Bowl ad campaign promised viewers that Jesus “gets us.” Two commercials shown Sunday night centered Jesus’ message to love your neighbors Julia Fullerton-Batten. This image provided by He Gets Us LLC shows a scene from “Foot Washing," the 60-second commercial from "He Gets Us" that debuted at the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024. This image provided by He Gets Us LLC shows a scene from “Foot Washing," the 60-second commercial from "He Gets Us" that debuted at the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024. For the second year in a row, a religious Super Bowl ad campaign promised viewers that Jesus “gets us.” The campaign’s website received 715,000 views in the previous 24 hours. He Gets Us Super Bowl Primer: See Jesus in the Super Bowl!Learn more about He Gets Us and watch Super Bowl LVII to see Jesus come to The Big Game - Last night during the Super Bowl, a campaign known as “He Gets Us” spent 20 million dollars to do 60- and 30-second spots about Jesus. Funded by the head of the conservative Christian business In eight of the ad’s 12 images, the person doing the foot-washing is a put-together, cisgender-presenting white person, some middle- and some working-class, washing the feet of their presumed Jesus-oriented commercials with the tagline "He Gets Us," which aired during Sunday night's Super Bowl, are raising questions after new reporting reveals that the organization behind the ads has The Super Bowl will once again feature ads promoting Jesus, thanks in large part to the billionaire family that leads Hobby Lobby.. He Gets Us, the billion-dollar campaign to further raise Jesus As one spokesperson of the campaign told Ad Age, “the ‘He Gets Us’ Super Bowl spots will explore how the teachings and example of Jesus demonstrate that radical love, generosity, and 2025 Super Bowl ads - WDSU February 6, 2025; How Brands Are Winning the Super Bowl This Year With High-Impact Ads - Inc. Magazine February 6, 2025; Carl's Jr. Super Bowl ad brings back bikini-clad burger models after yearslong clampdown February 6, 2025; The Conversation: Five Super Bowl Commercials That Deserve Places in the Advertising He Gets Us, a campaign to revamp the reputation of Jesus, the central figure in Christianity, is back in the Super Bowl for its third consecutive year.. A 60-second ad will run in the first half A Christian commercial about Jesus that aired during the Super Bowl on Sunday angered some conservatives who felt like the advertisement justified certain sins. "The 'he gets us' feet ad about Watch the two Jesus Super Bowl ads—‘He Gets Us’ campaign comes to the Big Game The ‘Be Childlike’ and ‘Love Your Enemies’ ads continue effort to rebrand Jesus for a mass audience By
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