Church Chortles

Howdy, Chortlers! After the events of Ryan's engagement, both brothers are getting married in 2025! The boys discuss both Wright boys' engagement stories, the idea of getting married young, the differences between Christian culture and secular culture surrounding engagement, and Carter's despair being single.

In this episode (recorded during the transition from 2024 to 2025), the boys celebrate together by discussing how they can improve themselves in the new year, from a fitness, discipline, and spiritual perspective. Also... Ryan, Carter, and Kyle are getting on a plane to California in three hours so that Ryan can propose.

In this episode, the boys discuss Black Friday, their own Christmas lists, and materialism from a Biblical perspective.

Disclaimer - This episode reveals the political beliefs of us four and is in now way intended to be a weaponized discussion, but rather, we aim for encouragement for those who might disagree with us to remain in the hope of Jesus Christ during the next four years and what might be to come. Thanks for listening Chortlers, and we hope you enjoy the episode!

An awareness of your own spiritual gifts is one of the most valuable pieces of information a Christian could know about themselves. Today, the boys take a spiritual gifts test and then decide if we agree with the results about each other.

In this episode, the boys discuss the possibility of miracles and how God has moved miraculously in their own lives.

In this episode the boys rank every Bible character known to man, not by righteousness in a judgmental way, but basically on vibes. Also, we do not actually consider these people "characters" per say... these were real, historical people.

In this episode, the boys all pick a couple of their favorite chapters of scripture to read from the Gen Z Bible and see how far from orthodoxy it is willing to go. Long story short, things didn't go well.

In this episode of Church Chortles, Peyton, Ryan, Carter and Kyle sit down and recall the craziest stories they experienced growing up in the church.

In episode two the boys sit down and discuss whether or not Christians should listen to worldly music. To do so, each host has chosen a secular song to dive into lyrically, and the group will make their judgements accordingly.

In the inaugural episode of the Church Chortles podcast, the boys introduce themselves one by one and explain their reason for starting the podcast. What makes them qualified or special enough to start this podcast? Later on, they tackle the fundamental question of whether or not Christians can be funny, and if so, how they might be allowed to.