The Season 5 Finale is here! Join us for a special live recording of the Pastors & Pizza Podcast as we wrap up an incredible season exploring questions asked throughout Scripture. With pizza from Sahara Pizza in Sultan, a live audience, giveaways, and plenty of laughs, this episode is a celebration of another great season.

Our main conversation centers on one of the Bible's very first questions: "Where are you?" (Genesis 3). As God calls out to Adam and Eve in the garden, we explore how shame often leads us to hide—from God, from others, and even from ourselves—and how the gospel invites us out of hiding and into the freedom and grace found in Jesus Christ.

Along the way, we answer questions submitted by our live audience, and recap some of Season 5.

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On this episode of the Pastors & Pizza Podcast, the pastors visit Ram Restaurant in Lake Stevens, WA for the 1971 Classic and ask one of the most searching questions Jesus ever asked: “Why are you so afraid?” As anxiety, uncertainty, and fear seem to shape so much of modern life, we discuss how fear influences our decisions, our relationships, and even our faith. Together, we explore what it means to trust Jesus in unstable times and how Christians can live with peace instead of panic in the middle of life’s storms.

In this 50th episode of Pastors & Pizza, the pastors try the limited-edition Detroit Style pizza from Papa Murphy's and dig into a question that feels more relevant than ever: “What causes quarrels and fights among you?” from James 4:1. In a world full of tension, outrage, and division, we explore why conflict isn’t just about what’s happening around us—but what’s happening within us. We unpack the common ways culture explains conflict and contrast that with the deeper, heart-level diagnosis Scripture gives. Then we offer a practical, biblical path forward for pursuing peace, humility, and real transformation in our relationships.