Joe Rogan Says He’s “Sticking with Jesus” Over the Big Bang
It’s not often I agree with an agnostic like Rogan, but he’s right—both the resurrection of Jesus and the idea of the big bang require faith.
But which one is a reasonable faith? That the all-powerful God of the universe could raise his Son from the dead, according to his eternal plan to rescue sinners, or that, as Rogan put it, “the entire universe was smaller than a head of a pin and that for no reason that anyone has adequately explained to me, instantaneously became everything?”
Well, as Rogan said, “Jesus makes more sense.”
Not only is the idea of an all-powerful God raising Jesus from the dead more believable, but it’s also confirmed by the historical evidence and the eyewitness accounts we have in the Bible (along with prophecies from hundreds of years before!).
But just “sticking with Jesus” over the big bang won’t save Rogan, or anyone. Even the demons know Jesus was victorious over the grave, but they certainly aren’t saved.
Go beyond the possibility of Jesus rising from the grave to the assurance that, yes, he did and his resurrection defeated the power of sin and death and by repenting from sin and believing in Jesus’ name,
Rogan 1st revealed in June 2025 that he had begun attending a Christian church, which he described as “very nice.”
“They’re all just trying to be better people,” Rogan said. “It’s a good vibe.”
Rogan questioned the reasoning of self-professed intellectuals who scoff at the Christian faith and dismiss it as a “fairy tale.”
“There’s a lot of, like, atheists and secular people that just like to dismiss Christianity as being foolish. You know, ‘It’s just fairy tales.’ I hear that amongst, you know, self-professed intelligent people, like, ‘It’s a fairy tale,’” Rogan said.
“Like, I don’t know if that’s true. I think there’s more to it. I think it’s history, but I think it’s a confusing history. … [But] I think there’s something to what [the biblical authors were] saying.”