2 Pastors and a Mic

In this episode, we address the importance of emotions. We need to recognize the 3 levels of emotions -  our feelings, paying attention to them, and learning the ability to understand them. Join us in this conversation as we learn the art of sitting in the well.

In this episode, we address the importance of our thought life and ways to conquer how we think. 

In this episode, we talk about faith in a way you may have never heard before. The Good News of the Gospel is that it does not demand faith - it supplies faith. 

In this episode, we unpack the unique role of parenting, family dysfunction, boundaries, and family codes. 

In this episode, we talk about 5 ways to build curiosity within your friendships.

In this episode, we talk about finances. We reference episodes 26 and 27 while adding our own journey with finances into the conversation. 

In this episode, we unpack our fitness journeys and challenge you to embrace the pain of discipline instead of the pain of regret. 

In this episode, we reflect on the year 2022. Did we hit our goals? What was our favorite podcast and sermon series? What have we been struggling with and what was encouraging during that process?

In this episode, we unpack the 5 keys to a full life (similar to the 5 keys of Blade & Bow in the 5 steps of making bourbon) - based on what Paul wrote to the church in Philippi in Chapter 4. 

In this episode, we celebrate episode 100 - live from Our Lady Of Perpetual Hops!

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. You will never know you are free from sin until you know you are free to sin. 

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. Let's talk about doubt and how it can actually lead to greater faith. 

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. Anger often gets a bad rap, but you have permission to feel and show your emotions. Let's just learn to process our anger differently. 

We take a break from our "You Have Permission" series to talk about our trip to the Netherlands, Belgium, and France.

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. Learning how to say no can be an art form. We unpack 3 ways to help you. 

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. Community is important but it doesn't always have to look like the American church version. 

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. Learning to disagree without disassociating or dishonoring is imperative to connecting. We talk through 5 ways to have healthy disagreement. 

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. Questioning the Scriptures is not only okay, it's necessary to real growth. At the end of the day - the question to ask isn't "Am I getting the Bible right?" but rather "What kind of life is our reading of the Bible producing?"

In this episode, we continue unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. You don't always have to give an answer - it's time to remove the pressure to know it all and allow others the time to process.

In this episode, we begin a 10 week journey unpacking in greater detail our conversation from episode 1. Be curious, not judgmental.

In this episode, we unpack week 4 of Death By Distraction. Is striving killing your impact in the Kingdom of God? How do we kill destination addiction?

In this episode, we unpack week 3 of Death By Distraction. Is apathy killing our ability to show compassion? 

In this episode, we unpack week 2 of Death By Distraction. Is negativity killing your confidence? We also talk about 10 reasons why Debbie Downer, Wendy Whiner, Negative Ned, or Complaining Charlie have bad eyesight!

In this episode, we unpack week 1 of Death By Distraction. Is comparison killing your contentment, humility, and gratitude? Let us help you kill comparison in your life with 3 thoughts.

Well, do you? Let's compare and contrast Jonah and Paul.