Redefining church: finding God on the streets

What happens when your faith sends you out of the church and into the street? 0:00 - Intro: Faith. No Filter. 0:43 - Introducing Fuzz Kiddo 1:11 - The story behind the name "Fuzz" 2:12 - Who is Fuzz? 4:01 - An outlaw bike scene background 5:01 - A five-year-old at a Billy Graham crusade 6:43 - Searching for the "perfect" church 8:40 - Taking church to street kids 10:11 - Living under the poverty line 12:14 - Walking with a street fighter 18:13 - Being the salt of the earth In this episode of Filthy Hope, hosts Rev Ness Williams-Henke and Rev Jon Humphries welcome back co-director of Be Slavery Free, Fuzz Kiddo. Fuzz shares his journey from the outlaw bike scene, drugs, and violence to a life deeply rooted in faith, practical community, and justice. Together, they take an unflinching look at what happens when faith sends you out of the church building and straight into the messy, gritty realities of life. From running community houses for street kids to living below the poverty line to serve others, Fuzz reflects on how true hope and transformation take root in the most unlikely places. #FilthyHope #FaithNoFilter #GritWithGrace #ChristianPodcast #MessyFaith #BeSlaveryFree #RadicalHonesty #PastoralCare #ChurchHurt #HopeInTheDark