Are we spending too much time waiting for Jesus to return and not enough time doing what Jesus called us to do?

After a recent trip to the gym, Jason noticed something interesting: people doing a little exercise, then spending more time sitting on the bench scrolling through their phones than actually working out. It got us thinking… how often do Christians do the same thing with their faith?

In this episode of Two Pastors: Conversations About Everything, Pastors Jason and Robby explore Acts 1:6–11 and what it really means to put our faith into action. From the church pew to the workplace, our homes, our communities, and even the grocery store, following Jesus means more than simply showing up.

The church isn't just where we do God's work. It's where we're equipped to go out and do God's work everywhere else.

The takeaway? Following Jesus means putting our faith to work.

It's time to get off the bench!

Scripture: Acts 1:6–11 | Galatians 6:9–10 | Ephesians 4:11–12 | Matthew 25:31–46

“I ask you now, Christian, what do you believe?”

It's a question many of us have heard in church before reciting the Apostles' Creed. But have you ever stopped to think about what those familiar words actually mean? Why do we say them? Where did they come from? And is the Apostles' Creed really that important?

In this episode of Two Pastors: Conversations About Everything, Pastors Jason and Robby explore the history, meaning, and significance of one of Christianity's oldest statements of faith. They break down the Creed line by line, explaining what we believe about God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, the church, forgiveness, resurrection, and eternal life.

They also tackle some of the most misunderstood phrases, including “the holy catholic church” and “the communion of saints.” Does saying catholic mean we're Roman Catholic? And what exactly are we declaring when we say we believe in the resurrection of the body?

Join Jason and Robby for an engaging conversation about why the Apostles' Creed is so much more than words we memorize and repeat on Sunday mornings. It's a declaration of faith that connects Christians across generations and reminds us of what we truly believe!

Should Christians celebrate Halloween? Is trick-or-treating really participating in something evil? And does dressing your child up as a ghost, witch, or superhero somehow compromise your Christian faith?

In this episode of Two Pastors: Conversations About Everything, Pastors Jason and Robby tackle some of the misconceptions surrounding Halloween and Christianity. They explore the history of Halloween, its connection to All Hallows' Eve and All Saints' Day, and what Scripture actually says about participating in cultural traditions.

They also discuss the importance of teaching children the difference between imagination and reality, respecting personal convictions, and recognizing that not every tradition we were taught is a biblical commandment.

Could Halloween actually be an opportunity to show Christian love and hospitality to our neighbors?

Grab some candy and join the conversation as we separate fact from fiction, faith from fear, and discover why celebrating Halloween doesn't have to conflict with following Jesus!