Joel welcomes Ralph Bryant, the youngest junior partner at Morgans, and dives into what it's like to climb the corporate ladder while staying humble. Meanwhile, chaos ensues as Joel attempts to auction off a lock of worship leader Taylor Boehm’s hair—without his permission.
College ministry meets comedy when Lifepoint College director Layla Nahavandi joins the show. Joel tries to secretly auction off his wife’s bicycle to "clear space" at home, sparking moral and marital dilemmas.
Youth pastor Andrew Begley hits the couch for a laugh-filled chat about teenagers, theology, and ministry life. Joel steals the spotlight again with a prized possession: a pre-release pair of Jeezy 316 Boosts, up for auction... maybe.
Joel takes a sentimental turn with senior pastor David Hall, reminiscing about their wildest church memories. But sentimentality doesn’t stop Joel from trying to auction off another pair of those elusive Jeezy Boost 316s.
Joey Day, a young adult from Lifepoint Church and employee at the activewear giant Lorna Jane, joins Joel for a lively conversation about faith, fashion, and navigating the young adult life. Joel gifts Joey an autographed photo of himself from his glory days in the Christian boy band 1Love.
This special crossover episode with XO Live goes off the rails fast when Joel Pitman barges in on Donna Hall’s women’s ministry show. What begins as a wholesome women’s ministry episode quickly turns into Joel’s unsolicited comedy hour, complete with awkward interruptions and a lot of eye-rolling from Donna.
Jason McPhee, 80s enthusiast and all-around family man, brings neon-colored wisdom and stories from youth work, marriage, and fatherhood. The musical highlight of the season arrives when Worshicken takes the stage to perform a soulful rendition of “The Blessing”.
Season one closes out with Taylor Boehm returning to the stage — this time as a musical guest, representing his band Valid. While the whole band couldn’t make it due to budgetary limitations (thanks, Joel), Taylor holds it down with a solo performance of “Secret Friends”, wrapping the season with melody, meaning, and the usual dose of chaos.