"I just came out of a vacation. I went up to Pennsylvania to visit my parents and was like, 'Oh yeah, I can breathe, I can find a parking spot, I don't have to worry about no one honking at me when I don't pull out at the very minute that the light changes,'

You know, city prices, city stresses, all of that stuff.

You can't help but have the whiplash when you come back into the city. It's like, all right, buckle up."

Ministry is exhausting enough. But what happens when the place you do ministry starts to wear you down too?

This week, Glenn, Russ, and Duke discuss the pros and cons of city minstry, the lessons the city has taught them, and the plight of being a pastor who hates politics in Washington D.C. of all places.

Till We Feast is:

• Glenn Hoburg, Pastor of Grace DC Downtown
• Duke Kwon, Pastor of Grace DC Meridian Hill and author of Reparations: A Christian Call for Repentance & Repair
• Russ Whitfield, Pastor of Grace Mosaic and the Director of Cross-Cultural Advancement for Reformed University Fellowship

Till We Feast is produced by Area Code Audio.