258. That's Wheels Up for the Two Pastors
Big news. Sad news? Honest news. And hopeful news. The two pastors have discerned that this particular iteration of their voices together has come to ...
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Listen in on conversations between Pastors Beth Scibienski and Michael Droege, two old friends and colleagues who talk about life, love, politics, culture and everything in between.
REPOST - Ep. 245 - All Life is Designed to Go Through a Cycle
We replay our interview with “This Side of Eve”, the creators of the theme music we are gratefully using this season. John and Alyssa Creasy join the ...
REPOST - Ep. 111 - Right-Sized Life
This reposted episode first aired on 3/23/2018 but the topic of the two pastors' conversation is timeless. How can we tailor the life we are given so ...
REPOST - Ep. 154 - Taking Comedy Seriously
In this repost from Jan. 18, 2019, the two pastors have a thoughtful conversation about the role of comedy in our lives. Comedy that pokes fun at real...
REPOST - Ep. 247 - Personal Space
In this episode, which originally aired on May 7, 2021, the two pastors talk about how our personal space has changed as a result of the pandemic.
REPOST - Ep. 232 - Leaving Room
The two pastors talk about creating extra space in their schedule to “leave room for the Holy Spirit.” Although there are occasional references to eve...
REPOST - Ep. 242 - The Face of Faith
People were important to Jesus, so Jesus had a lot to say about issues in public life that concerned them: money, politics, power, authority, and so ...
257. Time to Reset
The two pastors give us a sign off until the fall. Both are wrapping up Summer 2021 with time off, hoping to be able to shut down and reboot. They hop...
256. Love Languages and the Golden Rule
The “golden rule” is universal in that every religion has its version of this statement, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” But ther...
255. Walk Next to Me
Even though these two pastors seem to talk about anything and everything, there are a lot of things pastors withhold. So much of their lives is in a “...