What do you do when you have questions about Jesus that you can’t fully explain? In this episode of The Pastors’ Hangover, Pastor Hal and Pastor Nate tackle some of the questions Christians are actually asking, from whether followers of Jesus should play Grand Theft Auto 6 to how we should think about the things we allow into our lives. They also unpack the Trinity, what it means that God is one God in three persons, and why it’s okay to admit, “I understand that I don’t understand.”

Can you trust the Bible and still take science seriously? In this episode of The Pastors’ Hangover, we tackle some of the biggest questions Christians ask about creation, evolution, dinosaurs, the shape of the earth, and whether science actually supports or contradicts faith.

Are dinosaurs real? Did they live alongside humans? Is the earth flat? Can Christians believe in evolution? What does Genesis actually teach about creation? And does scientific evidence point away from God or toward a Creator?

We also talk about cremation, biblical evidence, apologetics, and why Christians shouldn’t be afraid to ask hard questions or dig deeper into what they believe.

Last Weekend's Message

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Why does it sometimes feel like your prayers aren’t working? Are you praying the wrong thing, using the wrong words, or asking with the wrong motives?

The end times raise some of the biggest questions Christians have. When will the rapture happen? Will believers go through the tribulation? What is the mark of the beast, and are we already seeing signs of what’s coming?

Compromise rarely starts with a big decision. Most of the time, it begins with something small enough to excuse, ignore, or call “not a big deal.”

In this episode of The Pastors’ Hangover, Pastor Daryl breaks down the warnings to the churches in Pergamum and Thyatira and what they reveal about compromise in our own lives. From what we watch and scroll to isolation, community, and the things we slowly learn to tolerate, we talk about how small compromises can shape us over time without us even realizing it.

Plus, we unpack some of the harder questions in Revelation, including the hidden manna and the “deep things of Satan.” Because the things we call harmless today can quietly shape who we become tomorrow.

The Church in Pergamum & Thyatira

The Church in Smyrna

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In this episode of the Pastors Hangover, Pastor Daryl Black breaks down the Church in Ephesus and one of the most sobering warnings in Revelation: you can do all the right church things and still miss Jesus.

We talk about what it means to lose your first love, why Jesus cares more about devotion than activity, and how easy it is to serve, worship, lead, and stay busy while slowly drifting from the One it was all supposed to be about.

We also dive into the meaning of the seven lampstands, what Jesus meant when He warned the church about losing its effectiveness, whether someone can forfeit salvation, and why Revelation is meant to shape the way we live right now, not just make us curious about the end times.

This conversation is a reminder that faith isn't about chasing a feeling. It's about staying intentional, staying close, and keeping Jesus at the center.

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If your faith has started to feel routine, distant, or overly focused on activity, this episode is a call to remember, repent, and return.

Can you lose your salvation? Is “once saved, always saved” actually biblical? And what happens when someone once followed Jesus but later walked away?

In this episode of the Pastors’ Hangover, the team has an honest conversation about the struggles people often feel pressured to keep hidden. From addiction and mental health to shame, isolation, and the fear of being exposed, they unpack what happens when we stop pretending we are okay and start inviting trusted people into the truth.

No one was meant to walk through life alone.

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