Why They May Not Have Seemed Unusual... #micamiller #crimejunkies #truecrimeinvestigation #podcast
- Sep 1, 2026
- 2:08
- Short
Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat examine the sermons featured in Netflix’s Death of the Pastor’s Wife and explain why some of their messages may have sounded familiar to people raised around evangelical churches.
As they consider how those selected moments fit into much longer sermons, Ashley and Brit discuss why the preaching appeared to speak directly to struggles documented.
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Brief Summary
Hosts discuss a documentary on a controversial preacher's sermons and their impact on followers.
Key points
- Batshit Sermons. The sermons featured in the documentary are described as 'batshit crazy.'
- Anointed by God. The preacher believes he is anointed by God and shares this with his congregation.
