Church Pew Sports - Pastors Talking Sports & Life

Welcome to Church Pew Sports Ep 3, featuring Pastors talking sports and life. Think of it like Barstool, but without the swearing.

This week, we talk NCAA rivalries, grade our March Madness brackets, argue about UM vs OSU, and introduce a new segment - Holy Discontent where everyone gets to blow off some steam about something bothering them in the world of sports.

3-Minute Message - We round things out by examining the importance of gathering as a church and why it should matter more than filling stadiums.

This week's lineup features — Pastor Paul Miller, Bill Hobson, Josh Jones, and Pastor Joel Sisson

We'd love to hear from you, so share your thoughts, comments, and questions by emailing us: [email protected]

Welcome to the debut episode of Church Pew Sports, featuring Pastors talking, debating, and arguing about sports and life.

Think of it like Barstool, but without the swearing.

Our Pastoral Panel this week includes: Dan Davis, Paul Miller, Nate Murray, and the non-Pastor host, Bill Hobson...all from Hopevale Church in Saginaw, MI.

On Episode 2:

- When did baseball lose us and is there hope it can be repaired?

- Brushes with sports greatness - meeting a hero.

- How could anyone like Laimbeer?

- 3-Minute Message - at the end of every episode where we connect sports to real life and faith

We'd love to hear from you with thoughts, comments, questions. Reach out to us via email at: [email protected]

Welcome to the debut episode of Church Pew Sports, featuring Pastors talking, debating, and arguing about sports and life.

Think of it like Barstool, but without the swearing.

Our Pastoral Panel this week includes: Dan Davis, Paul Miller, Nate Murray, and the non-Pastor host, Bill Hobson...all from Hopevale Church in Saginaw, MI.

On Episode 1:

- Meet the Pastors and hear their favorite sports moments

- The All-Star whining of LeBron - fair or foul?

- Why is anyone still a Lions fan?

- 3-Minute Message - at the end of every episode where we connect sports to real life and faith

We'd love to hear from you with thoughts, comments, questions. Reach out to us via email at: [email protected]