This episode of Sola Content Co. isn’t soft inspiration...it’s a call.

Host Dillon Kimmel unpacks the weight of a cultural moment marked by assassination, slander, and open evil, and calls the church back to courage rooted in Christ.

In this episode:

• Honest confession about silence and betrayal

• The reality of evil and the cost of truth

• The assassination of Charlie Kirk and what it reveals

• Five truths the world needs right now

• Why Jesus alone is our hope and anchor

If you’ve been asking, “what now?” this is your answer.
It’s time to stand firm.
With truth. With grit. With purpose.

Dear Church: Complacency Kills

Complacency isn’t harmless... it spreads, numbs, and kills.

In this episode of the Dear Church series, Dillon Kimmel delivers a wake-up call to leaders and believers alike: comfort, compromise, and silence are choking out the mission of Christ.

From pulpits that trade conviction for popularity to pews that trade holiness for ease, complacency threatens the very witness of the church. Scripture warns us that lukewarm faith is deadly (Revelation 3), but conviction revives.

This isn’t finger-pointing, it’s an invitation. An invitation to return to the Word, reclaim what God has already defined, and walk boldly in the mission we’ve been given.

If you’re ready for more than surface-level faith, join the conversation. Truth still stands.

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Dear Church… the truth still stands.

In this first episode of the Dear Church series, we confront the drift, compromise, and apathy that have crept into the body of Christ. The church was never meant to trade conviction for convenience, holiness for hype, or mission for maintenance. Yet today, too often we look alive but are spiritually asleep.

This isn’t finger-pointing, it’s a wake-up call. A call to pastors to lead with conviction, not compromise. A call to believers to walk in bold obedience, not half-hearted faith. A call to the church to remember who we are: the living, breathing movement of God on earth.

📖 “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you.” – Ephesians 5:14

We’ll look at Israel’s history of drift, the warnings of the prophets, Jesus’ rebukes in Revelation, and how those same dangers show up in today’s church. But we’ll also remember the promise: Christ is still the head of the church, the Spirit still empowers, the gospel still saves, and the mission still matters.

The truth still stands. The question is...will we?

In a world chasing freedom without limits, Genesis 2 reminds us that real freedom is found in submission to God’s design. This episode dives deep into what it means to be human—created for purpose, rest, obedience, and relationship.

We’ll talk about:
🔥 The sacred rhythm of work and rest
🔥 The weight and wonder of biblical manhood and womanhood
🔥 The beauty of marriage as God’s design—not culture’s invention
🔥 Why limits are not chains, but protection
🔥 And how all of it points forward to Christ

Genesis 2 isn’t just ancient history—it’s holy clarity in a confused culture.
If you're tired of watered-down truth and ready to live with bold, biblical purpose, you're in the right place.

📖 Scripture: Genesis 2 | Cross-refs: Ephesians 5:21–25, Matthew 11:28–30, 1 Corinthians 6:20

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Episode 2 – The God Who Speaks: Why Creation Still Confronts Culture

“In the beginning, God…” With these four words, Genesis sets the foundation for everything. But this isn’t just about ancient history—it’s about the authority of God’s voice in a world that tries to drown it out.

In this episode of From Dust to Nations, we explore the power of God’s Word in creation, how He spoke order and purpose into being, and identity into humanity. Every detail of Genesis 1 still matters. God didn’t just create—He communicated.

This episode dives deep into:

• What it means that God spoke creation into existence

• Why His design confronts modern confusion around identity, truth, and purpose

• How to live rooted in the reality that we are made in His image, on purpose, for His glory

If you're ready to challenge cultural chaos with biblical clarity, this one's for you.

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Episode 1 — Why the Beginning Still Matters

Genesis 1–11 isn’t just the start of the Bible, it’s the framework for understanding identity, purpose, sin, suffering, and hope. In this kickoff to our Dust to Nations series, we unpack why going back to the beginning is crucial for a faith that’s unshakable in a culture that’s lost its footing.

In this episode:
• Why Genesis 1–11 is the backbone of the biblical story
• What we risk when we skip or soften the beginning
• Themes of origin, meaning, judgment, grace, and glory
• What to expect in this 7-part series

Welcome to Sola Content Co. .. where truth, grit, and purpose collide. No fluff. Just bold, biblical substance to help you walk deeply rooted in Christ.

New Episodes dropping regularly.

Job 42 isn’t a fairytale ending...it’s a holy one. In this episode, we explore what real restoration looks like through the story of Job. Not a reset, but a resurrection. Not erasing the pain, but walking forward with scars that speak of both suffering and grace.

Join host Dillon Kimmel as he unpacks the final chapter of Job’s story, connecting it to our own seasons of loss, waiting, and unexpected healing. With Scripture, storytelling, and raw honesty, this episode challenges shallow hope and replaces it with gritty faith rooted in resurrection.

We’ll talk Job, Jesus, and the kind of hope that doesn’t deny the night but rises with the morning.

Scripture Featured:
Job 42, Psalm 30:5, Ecclesiastes 3:4, John 20:27, Lamentations 3:22–23, Isaiah 55:9, Romans 5:3–5, Romans 8:28, Revelation 21:4

Key Themes:
• Restoration through scars
• Real hope vs. shallow optimism
• Personal testimony from Dillon’s own “Job season”
• Seeing God in suffering, not just hearing about Him

If you're tired of feel-good fixes and hungry for truth that goes deeper...this one's for you.

When truth is used like a weapon, it wounds deeper than silence. In this episode, we step into the thick of Job’s suffering—where the speeches of Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar twist theology into accusation and leave Job gasping for something real. Their formula was simple: righteousness equals blessing, sin equals suffering. But Job’s life didn’t fit their system.

We explore what happens when clichés replace compassion, and how even biblical truths—misapplied and mistimed—can do damage. From empty phrases like “everything happens for a reason” to the quiet betrayals of fair-weather friends, this episode pulls no punches.

Suffering isn’t a puzzle to solve—it’s a furnace to endure. And Job shows us that worship sometimes sounds like a groan, not a hymn.

This is a call to sit with the hurting, not fix them. To let silence be sacred. To trust that when the answers don’t come, God’s presence is still enough.

If you’ve ever been wounded by well-meaning advice or left alone in the ashes, this one’s for you.

Sola Content Co.—Truth. Grit. Purpose.