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Was Jesus Actually Fun? Rethinking the Real Jesus + Our Podcast Goes Global - March 6, 2026

from The Steve Marston Show · host The Steve Marston Show

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve explores an important question many Christians rarely ask: What was Jesus really like as a person? Was He the stoic, serious figure we often see in paintings and movies—or something much more relatable? Steve discusses how Scripture suggests Jesus experienced the full range of human life, making Him the ultimate example of how we’re meant to live. Plus, Steve shares some mind-blowing podcast analytics showing listeners tuning in from around the world—from Germany and Spain to India and Malaysia—and says a heartfelt thank you to the growing audience. Later in the show: A hilarious review of satirical headlines from The Babylon Bee Movie and streaming recommendations with Adam Holz from Focus on the Family’s Plugged In Listener Q&A covering everything from Bible questions to steak preferences A weekly Scripture focus on Colossians 2:6 and what it means to truly follow Christ Faith, laughter, culture, and a few dad jokes—just another day on The Steve Marston Show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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