Jerry Herships joins the podcast to talk about his newest book, ‘Rogue Saints: Spirituality for Good-Hearted Heathens.’ In this episode, we talk about what exactly Jerry means by “shitty church,” if you are looking for a church how you can avoid one, and if you are a pastor how you can avoid pastoring one.
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More on the book: The world is full of good-hearted heathens, those who love people and those who want to do good in the world. They’re not against God–they just have little use for church. Church is boring and hypocritical. Plus, who wants to sit through a sermon every week? But while organized religion doesn’t appeal to them, these heathens long for a connection to something bigger than themselves: meaning, community, mission.
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Jerry Herships is the founding pastor of After Hours Denver, a faith community of rebels and misfits that meets in dives and pubs to talk God and the Holy over drinks while making PB&Js to pass out to the hungry and homeless of downtown Denver. A former bartender turned comedian, Herships was drawn into ministry after realizing that the connections and conversations he had with his customers were deeper and more real than anything he’d ever experienced in church. He is the author of Last Call: From Serving Drinks to Serving Jesus.

https://afterhoursdenver.org/
https://www.amazon.com/Rogue-Saints-Spirituality-Good-Hearted-Heathens/dp/0664264425
https://www.wjkbooks.com/Products/0664264425/rogue-saints.aspx