Ep. 11 - A Shared Faith: How to Live in Community

Ep. 14 - Habits of the Kingdom, Part 1

Becoming a Christian is not the finish line—it’s the beginning of learning to live like Jesus. In Episode 14 of the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan begin their Habits of the Kingdom series by exploring the spiritual discipline of meditation, unpacking how slowing down, dwelling on Scripture, and filling our minds with God’s truth can deeply shape our hearts and transform the way we live.

Ep. 13 - What is My Calling?

We all want to know what we’re meant to do—but what if we’ve been looking for our calling the wrong way? In Episode 13 of the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan challenge the cultural approach to “finding your purpose” and instead point to a posture of availability before God, showing how calling flows from relationship, not striving—and how saying “here I am” can change everything.

Ep. 12 - The Empathy of Christ

In moments of weakness and temptation, it’s easy to feel alone—but Hebrews reminds us that Jesus is closer than we think. In Episode 12 of the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan explore the empathy of Christ, unpacking how He fully understands our struggles and what it means to confidently draw near to Him for mercy, grace, and help in every season.

Ep. 11 - A Shared Faith: How to Live in Community

Following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. In Episode 11 of the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan challenge the culture of isolation and unpack the biblical call to live in authentic, Christ-centered community—exploring why it’s essential for spiritual growth, encouragement, and making Jesus known, and how we can practically step into it together.

Ep. 10 - How to Get Better at Stuff w/ God, Part 2

Motivation fades and good intentions wear thin — in Part 2 of How to Get Better at Stuff (w/ God) on the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan check in on their goals and get honest about what worked, what didn’t, and what surprised them. They flip the script on discipline — seeing it as discipleship fueled by grace — and offer practical, sustainable steps to build habits that actually stick and deepen your dependence on God.