Today we're joined by worship leader Aodhan King — you knew him from Hillsong Young & Free, and now he's just released solo music you need to hear. Plus, we have the week's RELEVANT Buzz, covering everything from a new movie that had a pastor on-set to pray over the shoot, to crazy chimp people. We also extensively cover '90s movies and how well they do or don't hold up, and at the end of the show we have your feedback!

Today we're joined by historian and author Dr. Jemar Tisby, who has a new book out today taking a closer look at forgotten heroes of faith who sought justice — don't miss it! Plus, we have the week's Slices — which covers everything from Suzanne Summers, to Big Fluoride, to MSG, to Lana Del Rey's very confusing dating history. You know, the important things facing our nation. Plus, Jesse makes a great case to eliminate time zones. And at the end of the show, we play College Football Follies!

Today we're joined by Judah Akers from Judah & the Lion! We talk about their new album, which is a deeply personal project covering the five stages of grief. It's a great conversation about the process of healing and finding hope. Plus, we have the week's RELEVANT Buzz, covering everything from Greek gods to AI boyfriends to big Marvel announcements. And at the end of the show, we have your feedback on projects you've taken on but gotten in over your heads!

Worship artist Cody Carnes joins us to talk about his new album that releases this week. Plus we have Slices, the usual cast hilarity, and at the end don't miss our new advice segment, Degree of Difficulty!

Joel and Luke Smallbone — a.k.a., For King and Country — join us to launch their new 'What Are We Waiting For?' deluxe album. Plus, the cast tackles death-defying moments of clarity, a sports-themed Buzz segment and of course, your feedback at the end.

Max Lucado joins us today to talk about his upcoming book, 'God Never Gives Up on You.' Plus, Marty from Social Club Misfits is back for the whole episode, including some hilarious Slices and a special AMA segment — "Ask Marty Anything" — at the end.

Derek Johnson from Jesus Culture joins us to talk about the worship collective's latest album, 'Why Not Right Now?' AND Marty from Social Club Misfits joins us for the whole show! Plus, we've got a hilarious Buzz segment and your feedback at the end.

Rapper KB joins us to talk about his new album, "His Glory Alone II," as well as the impact counseling has had on his life. Plus, the cast has some can't-miss Slices, and we bring more of your most requested Jesse stories.

Worship artist Anna Golden joins us today to share about her new album, "Church." Plus, we've got some can't-miss Slices about a drag queen worship artist, the new era of global boiling and how you can text with Jesus. And stick around to the end for your feedback!

Dr. Russell Moore joins us to discuss how the Church has shifted over the last several years, and how there’s still time to change course. Plus, we have slices (social media couple pics, a new AI news channel and Europe's new visa requirements) and your favorite Jesse stories Part Deux ...

Rainn Wilson joins us to talk about his new book, Soul Boom, and how we can start a spiritual revolution. Plus, it's Shark Week (!), we've got an out-of-this-world edition of RELEVANT Buzz, a Dick Van Dyke story you'll never forget and your feedback.

Wande joins us to talk about her upcoming music and how she's discovering a new sound. Plus, we've got some hilarious Slices and one of the funniest things we've ever done: reliving some of your all-time favorite Jesse stories.

Upperroom joins us to talk about their newest 'Moments' project, how a small prayer group became a global worship movement and what true worship really is. Plus, the crew breaks down Barbenheimer and other movie marathons we'd love to see; we have RELEVANT Buzz covering the student loan debt crisis and Hollywood shutdown, plus your feedback and a lot more!

Today we're joined by counselor and author Debra Fileta! We talk about the importance of taking care of yourself, how Jesus’ life models that, and a lot more. Plus, we have the week's Slices — which get deeper than usual — and at the end of the show we have this year's RELEVANT Podcast Olympics! It starts hilariously bad and ends just hilarious.

Hosanna Wong joins us to talk about her new book, "You Are More Than You've Been Told". The cast dive into AI Bible translations, how lyrics might not matter in songs and how Emoji's now count as an official contract. Be sure to stick around for a summer edition of Epic Battle!

Benjamin William Hastings joins us to talk about his brand new album, "Songs You Maybe Didn't Know I Wrote And Some You Maybe Did." Plus, the cast explores why Americans' are struggling with trust in the Church, a troubling new college trend, Spider-Man's sobriety journey and more. Be sure to stick around for your hilarious feedback at the end!

Deb Fileta joins us to discuss the absolute importance of setting boundaries in our relationships. Plus, the cast dives into millennials’ lies, Mattel’s 45 (!) upcoming movies and conspiracy theories. Stick around for the end when they play The Hottest Game on Earth!

Social Club Misfits tells us all about their newest album, “Everybody Loves a Comeback Story: The Platinum Edition.” Plus, the cast talks about Musk v. Zuck, an exciting new Narnia adaption, the growing student loan debt crisis and the totally major sriracha shortage crisis. Stick around to the end for your hilarious feedback!

Amanda Cook joins us to talk about her new album and how mental health is important in the church. Plus, the cast dives into the future of technology, how a robot is planting trees in the Amazon and how a priest made a big mistake with communion. Be sure to stick around for our famous Fourth of July game, Rock Band or Firework!

Henry and Alex Seeley join us to discuss the importance of community and share a message of encouragement for the next generation. Plus, the cast dives into Jesse's moral decisions, a restaurant’s questionable practices, why church attendance is down and so much more.

Lecrae joins us to discuss his new album and how you can unlock your creativity. Plus, Prop is back on the show to talk about his newest project, as well, and we discuss Hobby Lobby's latest controversy. Don't miss the sneak peak of the new issue of RELEVANT Magazine. And be sure to stick around for a hilarious summer edition of "Would You Rather?" at the end!

Lysa TerKeurst joins us to discuss why we should put up healthy boundaries and what to do when those boundaries are broken. Plus, we are joined by a guest cast member and learn way more than we thought we ever thought we could about Jesse's Instagram algorithm.

Louie Giglio joins us for a timely message about fatherhood. Plus, the cast has some fun with casting a college baseball team for a new movie based strictly off their names, a retro video game, the next decade of cinema and more. Stick around to the end for a hilarious round of Would You Rather: Summer Edition.

Andy Grammer brings his optimistic attitude to this brand new episode! Plus, the cast listens to Tyrese Gibson's warning to Christians, how Ira Glass accidentally stole his storytelling structure from Jesus and the future of the virtual church. And you do not want to miss your feedback at the end!

Today we're joined by worship leader Pat Barrett, who releases a new album today! The conversation goes from spending time with God to social media and more. Don't miss it! Plus, we have this week's RELEVANT Buzz — covering the troubling side of the Olympics, a surprising study about singleness, and a first look at Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan. And at the end of the show, we have your burning questions!

Mark Batterson shares how three simple words have the power to change everything in our lives. Plus, the cast talks about the nuances of the pontoon boat communities, mysterious flying metallic orbs, church counseling conflicts, and some good old dad trivia. Also, you don't want to miss Jesse's UFO theory — trust us. Stick around for a fun new game, you ARE the father.

Chis Brown from Elevation Worship joins us to discuss their newest album "Can You Imagine?" Meanwhile the cast discusses new music that's about to drop, the Duggar documentary, and how most people can tell in 30 seconds if you're a match or not, Also, Charlie Wilson takes us to church on NPR. Stick around for your feedback at the end.

Cameron, Jesse and Derek relive their memorable trip to Montana, and special guests bring some unforgettable live performances from around the fire pit

Christine Caine joins us to discuss how we can continue to move forward when life gets difficult. Plus, the cast shares their summer travel plans, breaks down tipping etiquette, reminisces on the original Chick-fil-A and discusses Montana’s new ban on TikTok. Stick around to the end for a new game, “Burning Hot Questions.”

Drew Holcomb tells us about his upcoming album, “No More Strangers.” Plus, the whole gang is back together again to talk about Derek’s recent trips, new church documentaries, a surprising new study on the future of dating. Stick around to the end to hear your best and worst dates stories. 

Derwin Gray speaks with us about the current deconstruction movement and how we can healthy navigate different seasons of our faith. Plus, the cast has some “magical” banter while discussing Taco Bell’s latest lawsuit, a heist gone wrong and one man’s underwater challenge. At the end, the cast competes against each other in Reality Warp. 

Boy and Bear join us o tell us about their upcoming self-titled album. Plus, the cast tackles Lime scooters, the dark side of YouTube, shifting church memberships, terrible dating advice and your feedback.

Naomi Raine joins us to tell us about her current tour "It's Time," with Natalie Grant, TAYA and Tasha Cobbs Leonard, as well as what it's like to be a woman in the worship industry. Plus, Marty is back for another hilarious episode full of Hot Cheetos, semi-true movies, AI taking on Wendy's customers and one of our favorite games, "Two Truths and a Lie."

ARIZONA joins us to tell us all about their brand new self-titled album, which drops TODAY. Plus, Marty from Social Clubs Misfits joins us for the whole episode as we dive into some interesting new media trends, why Californians get so defensive about In-N-Out and how T.D. Jakes is investing in underserved communities. Plus, we discuss your dream AI covers at the end and trust us, you don't want to miss it.

It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and on this episode To Write Love on Her Arms founder Jamie Tworkowski joins us to discuss the role community plays in our mental health and how we can find help when we need it. Plus, the crew brings some hilarious Slices, and in honor of graduation week we do a cast superlatives game, "Most Likely To..." And don't miss Jesse's bold case for this being the summer rollerblading makes a non-ironic comeback.

Today we're joined by indie rock band Colony House, who this week released a re-recorded deluxe edition of their debut album to celebrate its 10-year anniversary. We hear about the band's process of looking back, but also their future. Plus, we have this week's Slices — from the secret to getting promoted at work, to NASA really hoping aliens like Missy Elliott, to iconic TV shows that fell off in later seasons. And yes there is plenty of Glenn Powell talk for some reason. And at the end, see how you do in our new game "Summer Mythbusters!" 

Lauren Daigle tells us all about her upcoming, self-titled album. Plus, the cast has some fun with AI musicians, tackles the loneliness epidemic, dives into wild news about vinyl sales and covers your feedback!

Judah and Chelsea Smith join us to talk about how Churchome is rethinking what church can look like. Plus, the cast jokes about Jesse's new haircut, Southwest Airlines questionable processes, why your comfort food might be harming you and how one pastor, um, "paid" back his debt. Stick around to the end for a brand new game, "Roadside Attraction!"

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of "The Beautiful Letdown," Switchfoot joins us to reminisce about the last two decades of their careers. Plus, the cast dives into Chandler Moore's new music endeavor, a group of pastors and politicians trying to make a difference together, Mac DeMarco's massive new album and crazy road trips.

Mike Donehey joins us to share how we can be united even in our disagreements. Plus, the gang talks about airplane etiquette, millennials’ side hustles, how Gen Z is piling on credit card debt, and one Spanish woman’s impressive and lonely feat. Stick around to the end for a new game all about nostalgic!

Josh Holiday from Elevation Rhythm joins us to tell us all about the collective's newest project and how they're empowering the next generation. Plus, the cast reminisces about Buc-ee's rest stops and roadside grills before diving into one church's mission trip into the metaverse, "Super Mario Bros." big moment, The National's upcoming album, and the absurdity of "7th Heaven."

Rebekah Lyons joins us to discuss her upcoming book, "Building a Resilient Life." The cast dives into the hidden wonders of Branson, men's terrible hygiene habits, how Cornerstone Music Festival was the OG Fyre Fest and how Satanic Panic is coming back... on the small screen. At the end, the crowd plays another hilarious round of Would You Rather?

Leeland tells us all about their new album, 'City of God,' and why creating this album was so special. Plus, the cast takes you on a wild ride of discussion about Thigh Masters, the actual Masters, celebrities meeting at church single events, fairytales and the Jonas Brothers. This episode is one for the books!

Jinger Dugger Vuolo walks us through her journey to "disentangle" her faith. Plus, the cast slices into news about a mammoth-made meatball, why Californians are leaving their state, a troubling new AI chatbot and more. stick around to the end when the cast plays a hilarious round of "Would You Rather?"

Matt Redman joins us to have an insightful conversation about his latest album and the future of worship songwriting. Plus, the whole gang is back to talk about horseback riding, Mexico vacations, Blac Chyna's spiritual transformation, a new French law that could deplatform influencers and listeners' side hustles.

TD Jakes chats with us about his upcoming film and book. Plus, the cast takes a closer look at a new “trend,” debates if The Weeknd is really the biggest artist and discusses a stinky trick to overcoming anxiety. At the end, we put Jesse in the hot seat to celebrate his birthday with a round of questions submitted by fans.

Today we're joined by nobigdyl., who just dropped an amazing new album. We talk about the vulnerability and intentionality behind the project. Plus, we mix things up on this episode! Instead of RELEVANT Buzz, we decided to pivot and tackle 5 Burning Questions — covering everything from church to summer TV to politics to summer vacations to what we're excited about next. Don't miss it. And at the end of the show, we have your Most American Things feedback!

Royel Otis joins us to talk about their newest album, ‘Sofa King.’ A special guest cast member jumps in to celebrate Jesse's birthday and to about the Pope's dope new jacket, some middle-school hustles, and how some big name artists are working with big name pastors. Stick around for your feedback at the end of the show.

Jonathan Roumie from ‘Jesus Revolution’ joins us to give us a behind-the-scenes look at the new film. Plus, the cast dives into just how much Americans want to avoid their taxes and how the pandemic has made people kinder. At the end, you won’t want to miss another hilarious round of Five Second Rule!

Zach Bolen from Citizens tells us about the band’s newest album, “I Can’t Feel the Edges of You,” on this brand new episode! Plus, the cast discusses how TV watching habits have changed, an up-and-coming actress’ Christian YouTube channel, Taylor Swift reuniting The Civil Wars and more. And stick around to the end for your feedback on terrible birthdays.