We have a special guest in the studio, which means you already know this episode is going to be a wild mix of wisdom, honesty, and chaos. Pastor Craig, Pastor Hal, Pastor Daryl, and Melissa dive deep into one of the most challenging parts of following Jesus: serving — not just in church, but in our everyday relationships. This week, the pastors unpack your biggest questions from Pastor Daryl’s message in At the Table:

What if I love Jesus but don’t feel called to serve in a ministry?

What about burnout?

Is it possible to serve too much?

How do you serve with joy instead of exhaustion?

How do I know if I’m serving humbly or just people-pleasing?

Why is it so hard to let people help me?

Why can I serve strangers easily… but struggle to serve my own family?

Foot-washing in church — should we bring it back??

If you’ve ever wrestled with serving, struggled with burnout, or wondered why Jesus cared so much about towels and basins, this episode will challenge, encourage, and maybe even convict you (lovingly).

Pull up a chair. The table is ready. 🧼🦶✨

How do you keep the peace when family, faith, politics, and old wounds all show up at the same table?

For a lot of us, the holidays feel less like a Hallmark movie and more like a spiritual endurance test. The conversations get tense, the emotions get heavy, and the people you love the most sometimes bring out the worst in you. In this episode of The Pastors’ Hangover, we dive straight into the messy, complicated reality of navigating conflict during the holiday season.

The altar changes your heart. The table changes your habits.

Most of us love the altar moments — the prayers, the worship, the goosebumps. But what happens when the music stops and it’s just you, your dinner table, and the people God gave you?

The desert is where God builds you - The wilderness isn’t wasted. In this episode, the pastors talk about how to worship when life feels dry, how to trust when God feels silent, and what surrender really looks like in the middle of uncertainty.

Think you’re being obedient… but maybe not fully? How do you know if it’s a good thing or a God thing?

In Episode 100 of The Pastor’s Hangover, the guys unpack the sneakiest sin — partial obedience. From 1 Samuel 15, they dive into how almost obeying God is still disobedience, how to tell if the Holy Spirit is really nudging you (or if it’s just your own voice), and what it looks like to lay everything on the altar.

We’re celebrating this episode with a Fall Basket Giveaway that includes an exclusive copy of Pastor Daryl’s new book, You’re Not Crazy.

💬 To enter, just comment “book” on the YouTube version of this episode. One random winner will be chosen on Thursday, November 30, 2025 at 9AM!

Only one comment will count per person… but feel free to drop the 100 things you’ve learned from this podcast.

In this week’s episode of The Pastors’ Hangover, the pastors dive deep into the power behind what you praise and how the enemy uses counterfeit worship to distract us from the real thing. From fog machines to Halloween costumes they cover it all!

Before you close your eyes tonight, ask yourself one question—What did I worship today?

Who actually makes it to Heaven — and did God already decide?

Is doubt the opposite of faith or can it actually make faith stronger?

This week on The Pastors’ Hangover, Pastors Hal, Mike, and Jonathan dive deep into the reality of doubt and what it means for your walk with God. Too often, Christians are told to “just have faith” or to hide their questions. But the Bible is filled with men and women—Abraham, Sarah, Moses, David, Peter—who wrestled with doubt and still followed God.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Can I still have faith if I doubt?”—this episode will encourage you to see that God is big enough for your questions, and He often uses them to draw you closer to Him.

Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people—and good things to happen to bad people? It’s one of the hardest and most asked questions in Christianity.

This week on The Pastors’ Hangover, Pastors Hal and Daryl unpack what the Bible really says about pain, evil, and suffering. From the early church’s persecution to our modern struggles, we explore why suffering exists, how God uses it, and what it means for our faith today.

If you’ve ever asked “Where is God when I’m hurting?” this conversation will encourage you to see that His grace is still sufficient—even when life doesn’t make sense.