Have you ever felt like God was distant… quiet… or hard to find?

You are not alone. And on Ash Wednesday; the beginning of Lent; that question matters more than ever.

In this episode of Two Pastors – Conversations About Everything, we talk honestly about what it means when God feels far away. Sometimes distance grows from guilt or shame. Sometimes it comes when we rely more on feelings than faith. And sometimes we just don’t know why God seems silent.

Looking at Scripture; from Adam and Eve hiding in the garden to Elijah listening for God’s whisper; from David’s cries in Psalm 22 to the promise of God’s presence in Isaiah 43; we explore what faithful people have always experienced and what they did when God felt distant.

Most importantly; we talk about how Lent invites us to respond. Ash Wednesday is not about guilt; it is about return. When God feels distant; we don’t withdraw; we come home.

If you’ve ever struggled to sense God’s presence; this conversation is for you.

Can a song that never mentions God still sound like worship?

In this episode of Two Pastors; Conversations About Everything, we explore music that wasn’t written for church… but carries spiritual weight. We talk about how truth, longing, confession, and hope show up in unexpected places.

Are people singing prayers they don’t even realize are prayers?Is God’s truth echoing through culture more than we notice We’re not claiming every radio hit is theology; but we are asking whether eternity in the human heart sometimes slips into the lyrics.

Join the conversation as we look at secular songs with sacred undertones; and how music can become a bridge to deeper faith conversations.

What song hits you spiritually even though it’s not a worship song? Drop it in the comments or email us; we’d love to hear your picks.

We’ve all heard them. Phrases that sound spiritual, get quoted in church, and feel biblical… but aren’t actually in the Bible. In this episode of Two Pastors – Conversations About Everything, we take a closer look at some of the most common sayings people assume come straight from Scripture and compare them with what the Bible really says.

Why do these phrases stick? Where did they come from? And how can knowing the difference help us grow deeper in our faith and understanding of God’s Word?

We want this conversation to continue beyond the episode. Drop a comment on this episode or email us with phrases you’ve heard people say that they think are in the Bible but aren’t. We might even feature them in a future episode.

Let’s talk about it, because God’s Word is better than the clichés.