Pulpit to the Pew

Send us Fan Mail Politics can feel like a reality show until you remember real people live downstream of every headline. We open with what’s been on our minds, including the way public tragedy and controversy still echoes, then we dig into why socialism keeps getting sold as the compassionate shortcut. From our perspective, the “free” promise collapses once you talk about incentives, where government money actually comes from, and what history shows when power concentrates and responsibility ...

Send us Fan Mail Something about a long weekend makes every conversation wander, and we let it. We start with Labor Day banter, school starting, and the age-old debate about whether a full moon changes people, then we jump into a hospital story that still feels like a jump scare. From there, the ADHD podcast energy takes over in the best way: national-day trivia, food talk, and the kind of side quests that somehow circle back to real life. The heart of the conversation is music, faith,...

Send us Fan Mail Gravy wrestling is somehow a real event, and it becomes our doorway into a much heavier conversation about the world we are living in. We start with updates from our church building push, the deadlines, and the feeling that time is flying, then we laugh our way through odd “national holidays” before things turn serious. We talk candidly about mental health, postpartum depression, and the way public stories get framed online. Postpartum depression is absolutely real, and we s...

Send us Fan Mail Pop-Tarts don’t frost to the edge, Hot Pockets are basically solar-powered, and somehow Taco Bell breakfast keeps winning arguments. We sit down as friends and hosts to chase a simple topic, food, into a surprisingly revealing conversation about taste, nostalgia, and the tiny preferences that make people wildly different. We bounce through fast food breakfast picks like Dunkin, Starbucks, Burger King, and the Breakfast Crunchwrap, then detour into public school cafeteria mem...

Send us Fan Mail Watching church clips go viral can be entertaining until you realize what’s being traded away for views. We sit down as Brother Shawn Brumfield with Brother Jonathan Mitchell and Brother Nathan Bellows and talk candidly about social media trends that turn Pentecostal worship into a punchline, including “bouncy dress” videos and content that crosses into mocking the Holy Spirit. We dig into why modesty and reverence still matter, especially when Christian music and Christian l...