This week on 2 Kids and a Pew, we ride from Han Solo season and Bengals prayers straight into Jonah’s wild detour—a storm, a giant fish, and the guts-level reality of obedience. Hilarious confessionals (yes, “boots with the fur”) collide with hard-won faith insights: how God calls, equips, sends storms to get our attention, and still meets us with second chances.

If you’re parenting through sports, navigating purpose, or feeling like you’re in the belly of something you didn’t choose, this one’s for you. We talk faith, parenting, church life, mental health, discipline, funny moments, and those hot takes that spark real conversation.

Subscribe, drop a comment with your biggest “Jonah moment,” and share this with a friend who needs a nudge toward purpose. New episodes every week—watch more and join the conversation!

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This week on Two Kids and a Pew, the guys get real about the weight of ministry, the struggles pastors face, and the hidden toll church life can take on marriages, families, and even faith itself. From jury duty turned into a witnessing moment, to late-night calls from church members, to the raw honesty of putting ministry above marriage — nothing is off the table.

You’ll laugh at their ridiculous word-association game, cringe at the pressure pastors’ spouses and kids feel, and maybe even tear up hearing how God still shows up in the middle of it all. This isn’t a polished sermon — it’s two guys sharing what it’s really like to live behind the pulpit and in the pew.

If you’ve ever felt the tension between faith, family, and church, this episode is for you. Don’t miss it — and don’t forget to subscribe, share with a friend, and join us each week for more unfiltered conversations from the pew.

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🔔 Subscribe for honest conversations about faith, family, and following Jesus in a messy world. We’re two cousins who grew up in church, stood behind pulpits, and still don’t have it all figured out — but we’re learning to trust Jesus anyway.

🎙️ New episodes every week.

🎧 Also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen.

📬 Got questions or stories? Drop a comment — we’d love to hear from you.

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In this episode, we step out of the pews and into a tattoo chair. 🎤💉 Tyler sits down with Josh, owner of Modified Skin Tattoo and promoter of the Cyan Tattoo & Arts Expo, for an honest conversation about life, faith, and finding common ground. From childhood struggles and growing up broke, to tattoos, morality, and real talk about God — this episode dives into what it means to respect each other’s journeys while staying rooted in grace. ✨ Whether you’re a believer, an artist, or just someone looking for authentic conversations, you’ll find something here.

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Listen for: • Josh’s raw story of growing up with little but pushing forward • What happens when faith and tattoos collide • Honest questions about morality, God, and hope • Why open dialogue matters more than agreement

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🔔 Subscribe for honest conversations about faith, family, and following Jesus in a messy world. We’re two cousins who grew up in church, stood behind pulpits, and still don’t have it all figured out — but we’re learning to trust Jesus anyway.

🎙️ New episodes every week.

🎧 Also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen.

📬 Got questions or stories? Drop a comment — we’d love to hear from you.

👇 Stay connected:

TikTok → @2kidsandapew

Instagram → @2kidsandapew

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