Pastors James and John discuss the topic of being "pro-life" beyond political associations and stress the moral importance rooted in Scripture and the Orthodox Church's teachings. It is highlighted that being pro-life encompasses issues like war, death penalty, and treatment of bodies after death. We urge believers to prioritize biblical principles over political affiliations by focusing on the sanctity of life. Cultural devaluation of children is addressed, emphasizing the need to value and protect human life from conception to death and engaging in meaningful conversations with a biblical perspective.

*Programming note- we changed the order of episodes. This was originally scheduled to be episode 1 of season 2.

People leave churches; James and John talk about what it looks like for them to have conversations with them.

In response to questions from a viewer in episode 2, Father James and John talk about the importance of guardrails and the role of tradition within their respective faith traditions.

Pastors James and John talk about serving in the church: how it helps us grow in our relationship with God and others.

Pastors James and John talk about the role of preaching.

Recently, Richard Dawkins (evolutionary biologist, author, atheist) was interviewed by Rachel Johnson on "Leading Britain's Conversation." In it, he talks about the value of being a "cultural christian."

Father James and Pastor John found it fascinating, so we had a conversation about it. You can view video of our conversation here: https://youtu.be/yV-cBfwbbc0?si=UdPn1HIVi52iO-kf.

Pastors James and John share their stories- how they met and how they became pastors.

Two pastors talk (get it?) about the role of prayer in the church, especially as it relates to being ready to participate in the gathering and the work of the church.

Pastors James and John talk about the purpose and use of prayer in their respective churches.

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Why does my pastor wake up at 2am?

In 2 Corinthians 11:28, Paul talks about having, "the daily burden of concern for all the churches."