In this episode, Pastors Tommy & Jesse tackle the question of what is more important in our present circumstances - returning to physical church gatherings -or- engaging in the anti-racism movement. How does the Bible guide us in this? What would Jesus be doing? Let's get into it!

In this special edition of The Faith Chair, Pastors Tommy & Jesse are joined by a panel of Black Christian voices to discuss the realities of racisms both inside and outside the Church. We want to thank Pastors Michael & Kimberley Thomas of Radiant Covenant Church, Pastor Tai Niblack of Asian International Ministries, Javen Pitt of Hey! You Inspirations, Paul Richardson, and Adair Hasty-Vannoy of the Ellison Counseling Group for joining us and sharing their experiences and views.

In this episode of The Faith Chair, Pastors Tommy & Jesse tackle a sensitive subject in the Church - worship. Many people have many opinions on what praise and worship should be and should look like in The Church, but those are mostly stylistic preferences. In this episode, we discuss what worship is in the Bible, what singing praise looks like in the New Testament, and whether The Church has become overly dominated by "worship" culture.

In this episode of the Faith Chair, Pastors Tommy & Jesse are joined by Pastors Jonte & Sondra Kiema of Freedom Point Church in Kent, WA to discuss a question Pastor Jonte was posed by a millennial - "are people finding God in church or has the church taken the place of God?" A deep question that led to a fantastic conversation!

In true barbershop style, Pastors Tommy and Jesse dive right into a number of different topics under the umbrella of the Church's response to the Covid-19 Pandemic and how we deal with the questions and challenges we're facing right now.

In this episode, Pastors Tommy & Jesse tackle the question of whether "God made me this way" is a legitimate excuse for our behavior? Did God make you the way you are? And even if He did, does He want you to stay that way? How does question impact our faith, the way we live, and how we treat others?

At the virtual barber's chair, Pastors Tommy & Jesse discuss the role that individual Christians and the Church-at-large have in the fight for social justice. What is justice? What does Jesus and the Bible teach us about fighting for justice? How do we find Jesus' eternal viewpoint?

In this episode, Pastors Tommy & Jesse are joined by Pastors Charlie & Alicia Alford, as they give us they're experiences, struggles and lessons from this pandemic lockdown as Pastors-in-transition, aspiring church-planters, spouses, and parents.

As they continue their virtual discussions, Pastors Jesse & Tommy discuss when, how and why someone should be kicked out of church. Is it love? Is it biblical? Why do so few churches do it anymore? Is that a problem?

This episode is a fascinating discussion surrounding the nature of biblical love and the place of biblical church procedures.

As we continue our virtual episodes, Pastors Jesse & Tommy meet at the chair to discuss the question, what happens when the church leaves the building? How does the Church respond to challenges? What is this time of quarantine teaching us about how we do church and what's truly important?