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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2026 · 33 MIN

Jesus, I Don’t Understand

from Pastors’ Hangover · host Pastors’ Hangover

What do you do when you have questions about Jesus that you can’t fully explain? In this episode of The Pastors’ Hangover, Pastor Hal and Pastor Nate tackle some of the questions Christians are actually asking, from whether followers of Jesus should play Grand Theft Auto 6 to how we should think about the things we allow into our lives. They also unpack the Trinity, what it means that God is one God in three persons, and why it’s okay to admit, “I understand that I don’t understand.” Then they dig into one of Jesus’ most misunderstood moments on the cross: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Was Jesus talking to Himself? Was He separated from God? And why was He quoting Psalm 22? We also talk about sharing your faith when your friends still don’t believe, why your job isn’t to convince them, and how to turn doubt into curiosity instead of letting it pull you away from God. Questions aren’t something Christians need to be afraid of. Bring them to God. Dig into Scripture. Keep talking. Last Weekends Message https://youtu.be/AouKegdMUTU?si=uWyzY10v164WkRu5 In This Episode Hal Mayer Nate Richie

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