Joe Rogan Reveals His Take On Church Life
Podcaster Joe Rogan has recently spoken about his increasing interest in Christianity, revealing that he has been attending a non-denominational Christian church on a regular basis. During a June 5 episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Rogan described his church visits as uplifting and emphasized the positive atmosphere, noting that the congregation is focused on self-improvement. His remarks came in a casual yet thoughtful exchange with comedians Shane Gillis, Mark Normand, and Ari Shaffir, where the topic of religion naturally emerged.
Rogan also shared that he had quit drinking alcohol and had been sober for several months. He said his choice was driven by curiosity about how abstaining from alcohol would affect his life. The results, according to Rogan, have been notably beneficial—he feels better overall and has seen improvements in his physical health, especially in terms of maintaining his fitness routine. Although friends joked he might go back to drinking, Rogan appeared committed to his new lifestyle.
Religious and spiritual themes have become more frequent on Rogan’s podcast. Earlier this year, he featured Christian apologist Wes Huff in a wide-ranging discussion covering topics like the resurrection of Jesus and the nature of miracles. Huff later confirmed that Rogan’s interest in Christianity has continued privately, with regular church attendance and thoughtful conversations about faith. He described Rogan as intellectually curious and open to deeper spiritual exploration.
Rogan’s spiritual curiosity reflects a broader shift among public figures who are speaking more candidly about their religious beliefs. Comedian Rob Schneider, for example, publicly embraced Catholicism and said it has influenced the direction of his comedy. Rogan’s faith journey appears to be part of this cultural movement, highlighting a renewed interest in spirituality and personal transformation among influential voices in the entertainment world.