How do we insert more honesty in our speech without hurting one another or leaving us feeling too vulnerable? The two pastors talk about the need for honesty in our conversations.

We’ve had the Grammys (Jan. 28, 2018); we're waiting on the Oscars (March 4, 2018). The two pastors discuss justice, vision and the call that comes to us through the voices of the arts to pray for our enemies.

The two pastors sit down with special guest, Pastor Anita Milne. She, along with four other contributors, has created a website to reflect on T.S. Eliot’s "Four Quartets."

it was Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday this past Wednesday. How do we express love to one another and to God? How do we hear it from one another and from God?

Pastor Beth and her congregation are in the process of tearing down their current sanctuary and building a new one. Listen in on this conversation about what makes a place holy.

The two pastors dig into the State of the Union address, the antebellum South and how to build relationships like a champ. Listen in on how these two colleagues hope for collaboration and camaraderie among our representatives in Washington.

After some recent news stories, Pastor Michael takes a back seat so that Pastor Beth and special guest Carol Osbourne can talk about talking about sex.

[PARENTAL ADVISORY: Subject matter in this episode may not be suitable for younger children. Parental discretion is advised.]

When is it time to end a program or tradition? The two pastors talk about keeping the treasure within programs and traditions while letting go of what is no longer serving us.

The two pastors talk about their personal and professional development plans for 2018.

Epiphany is January 6. The two pastors talk about Three Kings' Day, this weird, yet illuminating story in the Gospel of Matthew.