As the Ruthless Elimination of Hurry series comes to a close, Mike and Aidan turn their focus to simplicity and slowing down as a way of realigning our hearts with what truly matters. In Part 3 on the 2 or 3 Podcast, they unpack Jesus’ call to treasure eternal things and explore practical, countercultural ways to resist hurry, create margin, and cultivate a patient, unhurried life with God.

Constant noise, full schedules, and endless obligations make it hard to slow down and be present with God. In this episode of the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan explore the practices of silence, solitude, and Sabbath—unpacking how stepping into quiet and rest, and delighting in the Lord can restore our souls and help us live at a healthier, Christ-centered pace.

If you’re constantly busy but still feel soul-tired, you're at the right place. In this episode of the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan unpack why hurry is so damaging to our spiritual lives and explore Jesus’ invitation to slow down, simplify, and live at His pace—where true rest for our souls is found.

If your identity has ever felt tied to performance, approval, or achievement, this episode is for you. In Part 2 of Finding Your Identity in Christ on the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan explore how to stop striving, receive the Father’s love, let go of false identities, and learn to live from love instead of for it—stepping into freedom, authenticity, and grace in everyday life.

Who are you really when the titles, achievements, and seasons of life start to change? In this episode of the 2 or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan explore where we tend to place our identity—and why careers, relationships, status, and success often leave us wanting more—before pointing to the unshakable truth of who we are in Christ: adopted, known, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Change is inevitable—graduation, new seasons, big decisions—but how do we walk through it without losing our footing? In Episode 1 of The 2or 3 Podcast, Mike and Aidan share personal stories of transition and unpack how following Christ, through prayer, Scripture, worship, and community, can anchor us when life feels uncertain.