From Genesis to Revelation, we all have those Bible stories that have stayed with us through the years. Maybe it's a story that challenged you, encouraged you, or helped shape your faith. In this episode, we share some of our favorite stories from Scripture and discuss why they continue to speak so powerfully into our lives today.

From the faithfulness of God in the Old Testament to the life-changing encounters with Jesus in the Gospels, we'll explore the stories that have inspired us, challenged us, and reminded us of God's presence in every season of life.

What are your favorite Bible stories? We'd love to hear from you! Join us as we celebrate the power of God's Word and the timeless stories that continue to transform hearts and lives.

This week on Two Pastors: Conversations About Everything, we’re coming to you from the South Carolina Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church! Every June, United Methodists from across the state gather together for worship, prayer, fellowship, learning, and the work of the Church. But what exactly is Annual Conference, and why does it matter?

In this episode, we talk about the history and purpose of Annual Conference, what happens when clergy and laity gather, how decisions are made, and why this annual gathering is such an important expression of our connection to one another and to the larger United Methodist Church. Whether you’ve attended Annual Conference for years or have never heard of it before, we hope this conversation helps you better understand this unique part of Methodist life.

Join us as we discuss connectionalism, ministry, mission, and what it means to be the Church together.

We all have favorite books of the Bible; the ones we turn to for encouragement, wisdom, comfort, and inspiration. But what about the books we struggle to read? The ones that feel confusing, repetitive, difficult, or just plain hard to connect with?

In this episode of Two Pastors: Conversations About Everything, Robby and Jason have an honest and lighthearted conversation about their favorite and least favorite books of the Bible. Along the way, they explore why some parts of Scripture come naturally to us while others challenge our patience, understanding, and spiritual growth.

Join us as we discuss how every book of the Bible has a purpose, what we can learn from the passages we tend to avoid, and why sometimes the most difficult parts of Scripture may have the most to teach us.

Whether you're a lifelong Bible reader or just getting started, this conversation might encourage you to take another look at the books you've been tempted to skip.