Podcast host Joe Rogan seems to be experiencing a shift in his beliefs, as he’s begun attending church. According to Wesley Huff, a Christian apologist who appeared on “The Joe Rogan Experience” earlier this year, Rogan has been actively participating in church activities.
Huff mentioned their ongoing communication, stating, “I can confirm that he is going to church regularly.” He is associated with the Canadian Apology organization and discussed this during his recent appearance on the “Living Waters” podcast.
Feeling optimistic about their discussions, Huff added, “He’s a very curious person. I think he’s genuinely exploring these topics.” The conversations have revolved around the credibility of religious texts, including the Bible, which seems to be a point of interest for Rogan.
Interestingly, Huff noted a broader revival of interest in Christianity, mentioning how programs like “The Rosary of the Year” podcast briefly surpassed Rogan’s show on the Apple Podcasts charts in early 2025.
In recent interactions, Huff has observed more young people expressing a desire to learn about Christianity. He recounted how teenagers have been visiting bookstores to find Bibles, with many saying, “All my friends are reading this.” This spike in interest is reflected in reports from Apology Canada as well.
Recent data supports these observations. A study conducted by the American Bible Society indicates an increase in Bible usage among the general population, rising from 38% to 41%. The figures illustrate a notable rise among young people and men, with millennials seeing a 29% increase and men a 19% increase in usage from 2024 to 2025.
Younger generations, particularly Generation Z, are also showing increased engagement with the Bible, climbing from 11% in 2024 to 15% in 2025. Huff concluded, “If teenagers are finding the Bible appealing, it feels like something significant is happening.”
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