In this Sola Rant, host Jimmy De Los Santos takes aim at the modern Western church’s drift from discipleship to distraction. When the church is treated as a place to be entertained for an hour rather than a people formed by the Word, something has gone deeply wrong. Drawing from Scripture, Jimmy argues that the church was never meant to produce spectators, but mature believers who love God, serve one another, and care for those in need. This episode challenges the consumer mindset, confronts shallow Christianity, and calls the church back to its biblical mission—faithfulness over flash, depth over hype, and transformation over performance.

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The guys talk about misplaced trust and the wrong message that is coming out of some of our pulpits. 

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The guys discuss the Biblical view of interracial marriage. 

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The guys discuss the trend of consuming Bible teaching through bite sized clips and social media platforms. 

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The guys talk about what it means to be evangelical and the way that word is often used in society. 

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The guys discuss whether or not we have a Biblical responsibility to support Israel today.  

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The guys talk about the rapture, the different views and what they believe the Bible has to say about it. 

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The guys give their yearly review of the Ligonier State of Theology and discuss some of its findings. 

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The guys join the discussion on Charlie Kirk's assassination, and talk about the various responses from the church and the world. 

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The guys talk through what it looks to like to parent adults and what we can learn from the Bible's instructions for parenthood. 

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