In this episode, we explore restoration, the purpose of the church, and the hope of the new creation. From Acts 2 to Revelation 21, we talk about community, worship, forgiveness, church hurt, and God’s promise to make all things new.

In this episode, we explore atonement, the cost of sin, and how Jesus steps into our broken world to bring redemption. It’s messy, honest, and ultimately full of hope.

In this episode, we unpack Genesis 3, exploring how sin is more than just bad behavior—it’s a breakdown in trust with God that shapes our lives and the world around us. We also talk about shame, broken relationships, and the hope found in Jesus, who restores what we cannot fix on our own.

In this episode of Late to Church, Dr. Kira Moolman Pettit and The Rev. Sutton Lowe dig into the theology of creation— not just as a moment in the distant past, but as a truth with profound meaning for how we live, love, age, and die. From Genesis to John, they trace how God's act of creating, inhabiting, and redeeming the material world reshapes how we think about our bodies, the earth, and our neighbors.

They talk cookies, resurrection, funerals, and even heresies—all in service of one deeply hopeful idea: that God not only made the world, but called it good and still walks with us in it.

Host Dr. Kira Moolman Pettit joined by The Rev. Sutton Lowe kick off the podcast by asking a big question: What is theology? From late arrivals to awkward pew choices, they share personal stories and unpack how theology is not just academic but deeply relational—a way of talking with God, not just about God.

This episode sets the tone for what's to come: honest, accessible conversations for anyone who’s curious about faith but doesn’t always feel like they belong. Whether you’re “late to church” literally or spiritually, there’s a seat for you here.