The church got roasted… and if we’re being honest, we kind of earned it.
In this episode, we unpack the viral Druski church skit and why it struck such a nerve. From celebrity pastor responses to preachers saying absolutely unhinged things from the pulpit, we talk about how moments like this expose a deeper issue with modern church culture.

The world is watching the church—and laughing. The question is: how should we actually respond? Defensive outrage, or humble self-reflection? This is an honest, uncomfortable, and much-needed conversation about our public witness, discernment, and why the church has to stop giving people reasons to cringe.

Oh yeah, also we talked about sea dragons, Leviathan, and unicorns that are in the Bible. Yeah, not kidding.

Random words. Two-minute sermons. Zero prep. Then we got uncomfortably honest about the things we don’t like to admit in church but feel deep down. This one’s messy, real, and very Dumb Saints. Brain Dump: Preaching Edition.

What does faith look like when it actually costs something?

In this episode of Dumb Saints, we sit down with missionary Jack Harris, founder of Global Messenger Services, to talk about the Gospel beyond comfort. Jack shares firsthand stories from the front lines of faith—bringing the Gospel to cannibal tribes, partnering with underground churches in Vietnam, being kicked out of India for “too many conversions,” and seeing over one million people gain access to clean water through wells built around the world.

We also turn the conversation inward, unpacking the flaws of the American church, why people walk away over dumb disagreements, and how comfortable Christianity often clashes with the radical nature of the Gospel.

This is an honest conversation about risk, sacrifice, global missions, and what it really means to follow Jesus when it’s inconvenient—or even dangerous.

We all have toxic people in our lives—and pretending they don’t exist doesn’t make them go away. In this episode of Dumb Saints, we talk about what actually makes someone toxic, the red flags to watch for, and why unhealthy behavior often gets ignored or excused.

We also wrestle with the harder question: how do you love toxic people without enabling them or losing yourself in the process? This conversation is honest, practical, and rooted in real life—because love doesn’t mean tolerating everything, and boundaries aren’t a lack of compassion.

Every January, we convince ourselves that a new calendar will fix old patterns. But what if New Year’s resolutions aren’t just ineffective—what if they’re built to fail?

In this episode of Dumb Saints, we rant about why resolutions rarely stick, how they’re rooted more in shame and willpower than repentance and grace, and why the Bible never tells us to wait for January to obey God. We talk stats, Scripture, and sanctification—and why real change comes from daily rhythms, not annual hype.

If you’ve ever quit a resolution by February and wondered what that says about your faith (or your discipline), this episode is for you.

Christian music didn’t just change styles — it changed cultures. In this episode, we trace the journey from traditional hymns to modern chart-topping worship and CCM, exploring the key eras that shaped the Christian music industry. Along the way, we talk honestly about the strengths, struggles, and tensions each era introduced — ministry and marketing, worship and performance, faith and fame. Whether you love the old hymns, modern worship, or everything in between, this conversation invites you to think deeper about how Christian music reflects the Church, the culture, and our calling today.

Why are so many young people walking away from modern churches and finding a home in older, more traditional expressions of faith?
In this episode, we explore the cultural, spiritual, and emotional forces driving Gen Z toward Catholicism and liturgical Protestant traditions. From a desire for deeper roots and sacred rhythms to frustrations with contemporary worship culture, we dive into the theories, stories, and trends behind this growing movement.

Whether you’re a church leader, a curious listener, or someone wrestling with these shifts yourself, this conversation sheds light on what today’s young adults are truly longing for—and what the modern church can learn from their journey.

In this episode of Dumb Saints, we crack open the pages of Scripture your Sunday school teachers definitely skipped. From the prophet who curses a group of kids and unleashes two angry bears, to the dead who walked out of their graves and into town at Jesus’ resurrection—these are the stories that make you say, “Wait… that’s actually in the Bible?” We’ll dive into holy teleportation, ancient necromancy, and the moments that are equal parts miraculous, mysterious, and downright wild.

If you’ve ever wondered what else is lurking between the lines of your Bible, this episode’s for you.

We’re back for our third comment episode, and this time we’re diving into your feedback on our recent conversations about evangelizing to the LGBTQ community. You sent thoughtful questions, critiques, and encouragement, and we’re taking the time to respond with honesty, humility, and a heart for truth. The discussion continues—because real conversations don’t end when the episode does.

Everyone says reaching the LGBTQ+ community is complicated — but what if we’ve made it harder than it needs to be? In this episode, we talk about how to share the Gospel without watering it down, how to love without affirming sin, and what real repentance looks like in a culture that rejects truth.