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What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this week’s episode of P.D. and P-Dubs Unscripted, the pastors take a deep dive into Matthew 4:12–25 — the calling of the first disciples. From the shores of Galilee to the mending of nets, they explore what it looks like to leave behind comfort and take up Christ’s invitation to grow in faith and become “fishers of men.”
You’ll hear laughter, genuine conversation, and even a few lighthearted tangents about winter weather and Tom Skilling before the discussion turns to what faith looks like when life gets cold and uncertain. Whether you’ve been a Christian your whole life or you’re just starting to explore what it means to follow Jesus, this unscripted chat will encourage you to keep trusting, keep growing, and keep walking in His light.
Join Pastors Donald (“P.D.”) and Warren (“P-Dubs”) as they talk honestly about discipleship, doubt, and the everyday call to faith. Because following Jesus isn’t always easy—but it’s always worth it.
By Immanuel Lutheran Church in Palatine, ILWhat does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this week’s episode of P.D. and P-Dubs Unscripted, the pastors take a deep dive into Matthew 4:12–25 — the calling of the first disciples. From the shores of Galilee to the mending of nets, they explore what it looks like to leave behind comfort and take up Christ’s invitation to grow in faith and become “fishers of men.”
You’ll hear laughter, genuine conversation, and even a few lighthearted tangents about winter weather and Tom Skilling before the discussion turns to what faith looks like when life gets cold and uncertain. Whether you’ve been a Christian your whole life or you’re just starting to explore what it means to follow Jesus, this unscripted chat will encourage you to keep trusting, keep growing, and keep walking in His light.
Join Pastors Donald (“P.D.”) and Warren (“P-Dubs”) as they talk honestly about discipleship, doubt, and the everyday call to faith. Because following Jesus isn’t always easy—but it’s always worth it.