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2 Pastors and a Mic

2 Pastors and a Mic

Hill City 279 Episodes Jul 22, 2026

Unfiltered, unedited, and uncommon thoughts from 2 pastors figuring it out as they go.

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286. Reframe Part 3: Is God Really Judging You?
286. Reframe Part 3: Is God Really Judging You? Jul 22, 2026 2973 What if God's judgment has never been about condemning you—but restoring you?For many of us, the word judgment immediately triggers fear. We picture a courtroom, a guilty verdict, and a God waiting to punish our failures. But what if that's not the picture Jesus revealed?In this message from our Reframe series, Cory challenges one of the most deeply held assumptions in modern Christianit
285. Reframe Part 2: Defeating the Voice of Accusation
285. Reframe Part 2: Defeating the Voice of Accusation Jul 15, 2026 2578 For generations, many Christians have been taught to fear the devil, demons, and spiritual warfare. But what if we've been asking the wrong questions? What if many of the assumptions we've inherited deserve a fresh look through the lens of Jesus?In this episode of Two Pastors and a Mic, we continue our Reframe series by exploring one of the most misunderstood subjects in Christianity. In
284. Reframe Part 1: Is Spiritual Warfare What You Think It Is?
284. Reframe Part 1: Is Spiritual Warfare What You Think It Is? Jul 8, 2026 2833 In Part 1 of our summer sermon series highlight, Cory begins the Reframe series by asking one of the biggest questions many Christians have never considered:What if the spiritual battle we've been taught to fight isn't what the New Testament is actually describing?For generations, many believers have viewed the Christian life through the lens of spiritual warfare, fear, and unseen enemie
283. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 4"
283. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 4" Jul 1, 2026 2047 What if the greatest authority you carry isn't found in what you say, but in the alignment of your heart?In this powerful message from the CIM Conference, Bill Vanderbush continues unpacking themes from his book The Sound of Your Blood. Through stories, Scripture, and profound insight, Bill explores the hidden years of Jesus, the illusion of separation, the authority of silence, and the trans
282. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 3"
282. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 3" Jun 24, 2026 2307 In this special episode of Two Pastors and a Mic, we're continuing our series featuring highlights from Bill Vanderbush's message at the CIM Conference.What if healing isn't something you're trying to get from God, but something you're becoming aware of? What if spiritual authority looks more like confidence in Christ's victory than striving against darkness? And what
281. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 2"
281. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 2" Jun 17, 2026 2405 What if your words carry more power than you realize?In Part 2 of this powerful message from the CIM Conference, Bill Vanderbush explores a fascinating theme that runs throughout Scripture: the "sound of your blood." Beginning with Abel's blood crying out from the ground and culminating with Jesus' blood speaking a better word, Bill unpacks how creation responds to the words, b
280. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 1"
280. Bill Vanderbush "The Sound Of Your Blood Part 1" Jun 10, 2026 2790 What if some of the things we've believed about ourselves were never true to begin with?In Part 1 of this special message from the CIM Conference, Bill Vanderbush explores identity, belonging, grace, and the Father's heart through the lens of Scripture and personal story. From the challenges of stigma and church culture to the beauty of God's original design for humanity, Bill remin
279. Bill Vanderbush
279. Bill Vanderbush Jun 3, 2026 2173 In this episode of Two Pastors and a Mic, we sit down with our friend Bill Vanderbush for one of the most honest, thought-provoking, and hope-filled conversations we’ve had on the podcast.We talk about union with Christ, the finished work of Jesus, the roots of ancient Christianity, and why so many people are rediscovering the goodness of God in a fresh way. Bill shares powerful insights from his
278. Dr. Shawn Smith
278. Dr. Shawn Smith May 27, 2026 1608 In this episode of Two Pastors and a Mic, we sit down with Bishop Shawn from Cameroon, Africa for one of the most powerful and eye-opening conversations we’ve had on the podcast.We talk about:• Deconstructing fear-based theology• How colonialism distorted the image of God in Africa• Inclusion, identity, and the finished work of Christ• Recognizing royalty in every person• What it means to truly “s
277. 4 Signs You're Moving In The Right Direction
277. 4 Signs You're Moving In The Right Direction May 20, 2026 1301 In this episode of Two Pastors and a Mic, we unpack 4 signs that you’re actually moving in the right direction spiritually, emotionally, and mentally.After weeks of conversations around “Godly Thought or Trauma Response,” we wanted to answer one of the biggest questions we’ve been getting:“How do I know I’m healing?”“How do I know I’m growing?”“How do I know I’m actually becoming free?”This conver
276. Grief Comes In Waves
276. Grief Comes In Waves May 13, 2026 1376 This episode is different. After five years of never missing a week, we suddenly disappeared for two weeks…Two weeks ago, we lost one of our best friends — Chris Crawford — unexpectedly at just 46 years old. In this episode, we sit down not with polished answers or a sermon outline, but simply as two grieving friends trying to process heartbreak in real time.We talk honestly about:What grief actua
275. Godly Thought Or Trauma Response - Meekness vs Self-Abandonment
275. Godly Thought Or Trauma Response - Meekness vs Self-Abandonment Apr 22, 2026 1291 What if what you’ve been calling “meekness”... isn’t actually meekness at all?In this episode of Two Pastors and a Mic, we unpack the difference between true biblical meekness and something many of us have unknowingly lived in—self-abandonment.For years, we’ve been taught that being quiet, agreeable, and selfless is spiritual. But what if constantly apologizing, shrinking your voice, and avoiding

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