The Season 1 Finale is here. But don’t get too comfortable.

This is not the end.
 This is just the beginning.

In this final episode of Season 1, I want to thank every loyal viewer, every wild one, misfit, and truth-seeker who’s walked with me through this journey. I’ll be stepping back for a short break, but trust me… I’m not done.

I’m praying, listening, and preparing for what’s next. Maybe we interview others and discuss religion versus the real Jesus. Maybe we hit the streets. Maybe we go where the Church refuses to. One thing’s for sure, Jesus in the Dirt is only getting started.

Let the religious spirit know: we’re not backing down.

They said I was affirming sin.
 They said I was compromising the Gospel.
 But here's the truth: loving people like Jesus did has never been compromise. It's obedience.

In this raw episode of Jesus in the Dirt, Jared Stadtman responds to waves of judgmental comments, especially toward the LGBTQ+ community and others often labeled as “too far gone” and calls the Church back into Kingdom alignment.
This isn’t about going soft on sin. It’s about going hard on love.

If you think walking with someone means you agree with everything they do... this one’s for you.

The Church says it’s “family.” But when someone’s in need… where’s the action?

We’ve turned Kingdom culture into empty catchphrases.
 We say “You’re family!” but don’t sacrifice.
 We say “I’ll pray for you” but don’t show up.
 We shout “REVIVAL!” but won’t meet someone’s rent.

In this raw, real episode of Jesus in the Dirt, Jared exposes the Christianese epidemic in churches and calls the body back into real biblical alignment, where love looks like action, and no one is in lack (Acts 2:44-45).

This is not an attack on the Church. It’s a wake-up call to BE the Church.
If you’ve ever felt let down by people who said the right words but didn’t live them, this one is for you.

Jesus didn’t convert me… He met me in the dirt.

If you think discipleship is just quoting verses, preaching at strangers, and calling out sin, you’ve missed the heart of Jesus.

In Part 2 of "It’s Not My Job to Convert You," Jared Stadtman gets raw about what real, relational discipleship looks like. He shares how a faithful friend and his now-wife Whitney showed him love when no one else would.

There were no conversion tactics. No hidden agenda. Just presence. Just Jesus… in the dirt.

This episode calls the Church to return to Kingdom alignment, to stop chasing “results” and start walking in real relationship.

Let’s stop trying to change people. And start showing up for them.

It’s not my job to convert anyone to Christianity.
 That’s Jesus’s job.

My job is to love. To serve. To shine.
 To plant seeds… and trust the Holy Spirit to water them.

In this episode, Jared Stadtman delivers a freeing and challenging message for believers who feel the pressure to “win souls” through force, debate, or performance. This episode calls the Church back into Kingdom alignment with truth, love, and action.

The devil’s playbook is simple: make sin look normal and righteousness look weird.

And it’s working… not just in culture, but in the Church.

In this episode of Jesus in the Dirt, Jared Stadtman exposes a disturbing reality:

The closer you get to God, the more uncomfortable you make religious people.

But out in the world?

They’re the ones actually listening.

This isn’t about attacking the Church. It’s about calling it back to Kingdom alignment to look more like Jesus, and less like the institution that crucified Him.

Did Jesus care about Rome? No. And He doesn’t need us to save America either.

He didn’t protest Caesar. He didn’t align with the zealots. He didn’t wave a national flag.

Because His Kingdom was never about preserving empires, it was always about saving people.

In this raw, unfiltered episode, Jared Stadtman break down the uncomfortable truth:

Jesus didn’t come to reform politics, He came to rescue souls. And if the Church keeps wrapping the Gospel in patriotism, we’ll miss the very people He died for.

Jesus never said to “ask Him into your heart.” So why is that the foundation of modern salvation messages?

This episode dives deep into what the Bible actually says about salvation, following Jesus, and what we’ve gotten dangerously wrong in the American Church.

This isn’t about attacking the Church, it’s about realigning it to the Kingdom.

Let’s stop giving people false assurance and start calling them into true surrender.

Backed with scripture.

Delivered in truth and love.

Rooted in Jesus, not religion.

The Church doesn’t need revival… it needs reformation.
 We keep crying “revival is here!”, but what if we’re actually avoiding what God really wants: humility, repentance, and reformation?

In this episode, Jared Stadtman lays it all out:

·         Why the Church isn’t ready for revival

·         What real reformation looks like

·         How we get back to the Jesus who meets us in the dirt

This isn’t about calling out the Church.
 It’s about calling her back to the Kingdom she was built to carry.

I’m not against the Church. I’m against religion.
 And if you’ve watched this channel and misunderstood my heart… this one’s for you.

This isn’t a call to leave the Church.
 It’s a call to bring her back to what Jesus actually created.
 Because the early Church flipped cities with no budget, no buildings, and no branding, just power, Holy Spirit, and people who actually loved.

It’s not me vs. the Church.
 It’s us vs. the religious spirit that’s kept her bound.