Joe Rogan starts going to church as faith resurgence gains momentum, Christian apologist claims

In a sur­pris­ing turn, Joe Rogan, the renowned pod­cast­er and for­mer skep­tic, has begun attend­ing church reg­u­lar­ly. This devel­op­ment fol­lows a pro­found con­ver­sa­tion with Chris­t­ian apol­o­gist Wes­ley Huff on “The Joe Rogan Expe­ri­ence” ear­li­er this year. Huff, who serves as the Cen­tral Cana­da direc­tor for Apolo­get­ics Cana­da, shared on the “Liv­ing Waters” pod­cast that Rogan’s inter­est in Chris­tian­i­ty has deep­ened, lead­ing to con­sis­tent church atten­dance.

Rogan’s spir­i­tu­al shift is emblem­at­ic of a broad­er resur­gence of inter­est in Chris­tian­i­ty across the Unit­ed States. Accord­ing to the Amer­i­can Bible Soci­ety, Bible usage has increased from 38% to 41% over the past year, with notable growth among Mil­len­ni­als (29% increase) and Gen Z (from 11% to 15%).

This renewed curios­i­ty isn’t lim­it­ed to church atten­dance. Rogan’s dis­cus­sions have delved into the authen­tic­i­ty of the Bible, the his­tor­i­cal reli­a­bil­i­ty of the Gospels, and the sig­nif­i­cance of Jesus’ teach­ings. In a con­ver­sa­tion with author Cody Tuck­er, Rogan expressed skep­ti­cism about the Big Bang The­o­ry and stat­ed, “I’m stick­ing with Jesus,” high­light­ing his evolv­ing per­spec­tive on faith and the uni­verse’s ori­gins.

For many in the retired com­mu­ni­ty, Rogan’s jour­ney may res­onate as a reflec­tion of a soci­ety seek­ing mean­ing and moral ground­ing. As pub­lic fig­ures like Rogan explore spir­i­tu­al­i­ty, it under­scores a col­lec­tive yearn­ing for con­nec­tion, pur­pose, and under­stand­ing in an ever-chang­ing world.

Note: This arti­cle is based on pub­licly avail­able infor­ma­tion and aims to pro­vide an overview of recent devel­op­ments relat­ed to Joe Rogan’s spir­i­tu­al jour­ney and the broad­er resur­gence of inter­est in Chris­tian­i­ty.