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Jesus is done being misquoted by people who’ve clearly never cracked the book.
Maya reminds everyone that laughter is the last line of defense against despair.
Mutual aid, karaoke, and baby goats are now officially holy sacraments of resistance.
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When the Trump regime starts taking food from the hungry, even the Almighty loses His cool. God and Jesus Christ crash Punching Up to talk SNAP, shutdowns, and the spiritual warfare of surviving 2025 — equal parts sermon and stand-up set. Between divine expletives and miracle-level sarcasm, the holy duo calls out the heresy of cruelty disguised as faith and the cowardice of politicians who think starving children is patriotic. Maya May meets them where comedy meets chaos, insisting joy itself is rebellion. Together, they bless the audience with a message straight from heaven’s group chat: “Be happy out of spite.”
Because if fascism thrives on misery, then laughter is our exorcism. Jesus calls for neighbors to feed each other, God endorses mutual aid and music as holy therapy, and Maya adds goat therapy to the Book of Resistance. It’s a reminder that fascists want us hopeless because hope is contagious — and funny hope is unstoppable. Between rainbow-painted churches and dance-floor protests, this is theology for the end times, and the sermon slaps.
Tune in for this irreverent, restorative communion with God, Jesus, and Maya May.

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