Fermented Faith: A Drunk Disciple's Guide to Salvation

Fermented Faith

A Gospel According to Nobody

The wine never runs out.
The miracles are marketable.
And the messiah is a homosexual albino named Joshua of Nazareth.

In this blasphemously heartfelt satire, a reluctant Jewish alcoholic named Andreas goes on a years-long quest to find the man responsible for the most divine wine the world has ever known. A wine first tasted at an otherwise uneventful wedding in Cana.

From Cana to Calvary, through revival shows, crucifixion rehearsals, and the birth of a trillion-dollar brand (Josh Juice ©), Fermented Faith gleefully deconstructs every sacred cow—and then pours it a glass of red wine.

But beneath the outrageous comedy lies a serious question:
What if God showed up and the last thing He wanted was to be worshipped?

Hilarious, heretical, and weirdly holy, Fermented Faith is a gospel for anyone who’s ever questioned the script—and hoped for something better.