The two pastors haven’t talked in a couple weeks so they meander a bit before eventually settling into a needed conversation about nonviolence in our actions and speech, and our want to develop relationships with those who are hurting because of violent actions and speech.

The two pastors meander from taking a writing class to wondering if they would continue to be pastors if they became famous writers. They ask, “What are we called to do, inside and outside of our day jobs?”

Two pastors talk about balancing family life with ministry life, the genesis of their callings and how they have changed over time.

The two pastors talk about how our beliefs change and how we are changed when life throws us a curveball.  

The two pastors talk about what makes for honest, authentic conversation about faith, life, religion and culture.

The two pastors talk about church on Mother's Day and then how church attendance has changed over the last decade. Then—yikes!—they ask each other if they would still go to church if they were not pastors.

By listening to the struggles and values of young adults, we can catch a glimpse into our shared future.

In this special double-length episode, the two pastors gratefully remember Prince.

The two pastors talk about the fear of losing our lifestyle as it relates to resettling refugees, and how the currency of sharing is not a zero sum game.

Pastor Beth and Pastor Michael talk about how their siblings taught them to love, to fight and ultimately to form the unsaid backdrop of their worldviews.