Perfect
Real.
Church.
Most church content is about opinions, strategies, and personalities.
This is about stories — where the church has been, told honestly, and what those stories reveal about where it's desperately trying to go.
Not "what have you learned" — but "tell me about the time." We're looking for scenes, not sermons. The moment a church almost didn't make it. The decision nobody saw coming. The thing that happened in a back room that changed everything. Stories guests have never told on a stage — because those are always the best ones.
Based on what you've lived — what's already breaking that nobody's naming? What's quietly blossoming that deserves more attention? Not hot takes. Not trends. What future stories will be told about this moment in the church — and what do the stories from your past tell you about that?
This is not a pastor interview podcast. We're not asking for leadership frameworks, opinions on cultural trends, or platform-building advice. We want the stories that are too specific, too human, and too honest to fit inside a keynote — and the unfiltered read on where the church goes from here.
Tim Harlow
Senior pastor turned storyteller. He's seen churches built and broken, leaders rise and fall, congregations do things that surprised even him. He knows where the real stories live — and how to tell them.
Tommy Carreras
10 years in ministry. Coaches church leaders to build connection cultures and engagement pathways. Now working at the intersection of established leadership and the next generation — asking the questions Tim's peers are too polite to ask, and the ones younger leaders are too intimidated to voice.
The church learns best from itself. Right now, it really needs to.
Church leaders are tired, and trust is eroding. At the same time, remarkable things are happening in congregations everywhere — resilience, reinvention, quiet faithfulness, unexpected transformation.
Most of those stories never get told. The ones that do mostly stay inside one building, one denomination, one circle. Some Church Stories exists to change that.
One founding partner launches Season One — a full run of episodes plus short-form content built from every conversation, distributed across platforms and put in front of the leaders who need it most.
| Production & editing (8 episodes) | ~$3,500 |
| Short-form content from every episode | ~$1,500 |
| Cameras & gear (one-time setup) | ~$2,000 |
| Branding, launch assets & website | ~$1,500 |
| Guest outreach & story development | ~$500 |
| Platform hosting & distribution | ~$500 |
| Production management & strategy (90 days) | ~$12,000 |
| Buffer & contingency | ~$3,500 |
| Total Season One | $25,000 |
Founding partners receive prominent recognition across all Season One episodes and platforms — and a front-row seat to something that doesn't exist yet in the church content space.