Don’t copy someone else’s calling. Be who God has called you to be, not who He has called someone else to be.

Do strippers tithe, and can you tithe on gambling earnings? Is everything that Christians think is evil actually evil? How do we grow that discernment muscle? All that and more in this week’s new episode!

With everything going on in the world, we need Jesus like never before. We have explosive diarrhea, testosterone boosters for the military, and genetically engineered ticks running rampant.

In order to experience the blessings, rewards, and benefits of God, we must be willing, available, and obedient. Stop being spiritually lazy.

Aliens, nephilim, teleportation, and more in this week’s wacky episode of “People Suck; Love Them Anyway”! Questions do not negate your faith; allow your imagination to lead you down a path of speculation surrounding some famous Bible stories with us.

In this week’s episode we talk about healthy habits, the power of money, and share another reminder of how important the bare-necessity, basic Christian responsibilities are.

Stop celebrating the completion of bare minimum, Christian necessities if you’ve been a Christian for a long time. Faith requires work. Yes, God can do anything; however, it’s our job to put in the work, endure the trials, and spend every day trying to get closer to Him while also showing and telling others about who He is as well.

Should women preach? Should we have to dress up for God on Sundays? Two controversial topics in one, little episode for you to digest this week; check it out!

Why are we quicker to condemn someone who practices homosexuality than we are someone who is lazy, gluttonous, or struggles with lust? It’s Pride Month in America; how should Christians handle this? Why is it so difficult to have conversations with people who believe differently than us? All that and more in this week’s new episode!

A lot of churches are just thriving businesses in disguise. We see a lot of churches who succeed at raising money, filling seats, and packing alters; however, we rarely see moves of the Holy Spirit in the modern church of 2026. Why is that? Listen and find out!