In this episode, we talk about church.

What is it actually meant to be? Is it a building, a meeting, or something more? And do we really need to go?

We chat through what the Bible says about gathering together, why community matters, and what church looks like beyond just a Sunday service. We also get into the reality that for some people, church is hard, and what to do if that’s you.

Looking at passages like Hebrews 10:24–25 and Acts 2:42, we explore how church is less about an event and more about a people, living out faith together.

As always, it’s an honest conversation, with a few tangents along the way.

And this time, the snacks: wagyu biltong, corn, and samosas.

In this episode, Richard, Mike and Producer Dave talk about disappointment – the kind that sneaks in when life doesn’t turn out how you hoped. Whether it’s prayers unanswered, plans undone, or just a general sense of “this isn’t what I expected,” we explore how faith fits into the picture.

We talk honestly about where we’ve felt disappointed, how that’s shaped our relationship with God, and what it looks like to keep trusting anyway.

Also, there’s baklava.

In this episode of Richard and Mike Do Faith, we get real about identity — not just who we think we are, but who God says we are. In a world full of labels, expectations, and pressure to "find yourself," we explore what it means to have a secure, unshakable identity rooted in Christ. From Scripture to personal stories, we unpack how knowing God helps us truly know ourselves. If you've ever wrestled with self-worth, purpose, or identity, this conversation is for you.