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Have you ever been praying for something—or someone—and nothing seems to change? In this episode of Between Sermons, we dive deeper into Luke 5 and unpack two powerful moments: a man desperate for healing and a group of friends willing to do whatever it took to get someone to Jesus. But this isn’t just a Bible story… this is real life. We’re talking about what it looks like to trust God when prayers feel unanswered, how to carry people in faith without burning out, and why community is essential when life gets heavy. From healing and surrender to obedience and inconvenience, this conversation will challenge how you see faith—and how you live it out daily. In this episode: What to do when God doesn’t move the way you expect How to trust God in long, difficult seasons Why you shouldn’t carry everything alone The difference between helping someone and trying to “save” them Because sometimes… faith isn’t about getting quick answers. It’s about trusting God in the process. Drop a comment: Who are you standing in the gap for right now? Subscribe for more honest, faith-filled conversations that help you grow beyond Sunday. #ChristianPodcast #FaithJourney #Luke5 #TrustGod #Healing #BetweenSermons

Have you ever worked hard, tried everything… and still came up empty? In this episode of Between Sermons, we’re unpacking the powerful moment in Luke 5 where Peter and the disciples fished all night and caught nothing—until Jesus told them to try again. But here’s the real question: What do you do when God asks you to obey… even when it doesn’t make sense? This conversation gets real about obedience, surrender, and what it truly means to follow Jesus—not just in the big moments, but in everyday decisions. From leaving behind comfort and identity to trusting God in seasons that feel empty, we’re talking about the kind of faith that actually transforms your life. In this episode: Because sometimes… the breakthrough isn’t in trying harder. It’s in trusting deeper. If this spoke to you, drop a comment: What is God asking you to trust Him with right now? Subscribe for more real, faith-filled conversations that help you go deeper beyond Sunday. #ChristianPodcast #Luke5 #FaithInRealLife #Obedience #BibleStudy #BetweenSermons

What are the questions people really want to ask about faith, church, and the Bible… but don’t? In this episode of Between Sermons, we’re diving into real, unfiltered questions from our community—covering everything from gray areas in Scripture to topics that challenge how we think, live, and follow Jesus. We received over 200+ questions, and in this conversation, we start unpacking some of the most honest, thought-provoking ones. No perfect answers—just real dialogue, biblical perspective, and a commitment to grow in our walk with Christ. Because the truth is… faith isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about being willing to ask, wrestle, and keep seeking. In this episode: If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t know if I can ask this…”—this is for you. Drop your questions in the comments—we might answer them in the next episode. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a conversation. #ChristianPodcast #FaithQuestions #BibleDiscussion #BetweenSermons #ChurchConversations #RealFaith

What does it actually mean that Jesus has authority? In this episode of Between Sermons, we unpack Luke 4 and explore the undeniable authority of Jesus—not just in Scripture, but in our everyday lives. From teaching with power to bringing freedom and healing, Jesus didn’t just speak words… He spoke with authority that changed everything. In this conversation, we dive into: This episode will challenge you to move beyond just hearing the Word—and start living under the authority of the One who is the Word. Because when Jesus speaks… things shift.

What would your life look like if you lived with no regrets for God? In this episode of Between Sermons, we press pause on our Luke series to have a real, honest conversation about missions, faith, and what it actually means to say “yes” to God—even when it’s uncomfortable. From powerful personal stories to practical takeaways, we unpack: Whether you’ve never considered missions or you’ve felt God nudging you to go deeper, this conversation will challenge you to stop playing it safe and start living fully surrendered. Because at the end of the day… you don’t want to look back and wonder, “What if I said yes?”

What happens when something sacred becomes familiar? In this episode of Between Sermons, we unpack Luke 4:16–30, where Jesus returns to His hometown of Nazareth and is met not with celebration, but with doubt and rejection. The same people who grew up around Him missed who He truly was—and if we’re honest, we can too. This conversation explores the tension between familiarity and faith, the danger of becoming too comfortable with what we think we know about God, and how offense can reveal what’s really in our hearts. If you’ve ever struggled to stay spiritually expectant or felt stuck in routine, this episode will challenge you to see Jesus with fresh eyes and remain open to what He wants to do in your life.

What do you do when temptation shows up in your life? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Ti’heasha Beasley, and Marcus Ivy unpack Luke 4:1–15, where Jesus is led into the wilderness and tempted by the enemy. Before Jesus begins His public ministry, He faces three powerful temptations — the same ones many of us still struggle with today. Together, we explore the three “doors” of temptation: appetite, attraction, and ambition, and how these same patterns show up throughout Scripture and in our everyday lives. More importantly, we talk about how Jesus resisted temptation — not just as God, but as a man filled with the Spirit and grounded in the Word. In this conversation we discuss: • Why temptation often comes right after spiritual highs • The three doors Satan uses to tempt us • How Jesus used Scripture to resist the enemy • Why knowing your identity in Christ changes everything • Practical ways to close the doors that lead to sin If you’ve ever felt stuck in cycles of temptation, this conversation will encourage you that victory is possible through the same power Jesus walked in. Scripture: Luke 4:1–15 Subscribe for more conversations that help turn the Sunday sermon into everyday discipleship.

What does it really mean to prepare the way for the Lord? In this episode of Between Sermons, the team dives into Luke 3 and the powerful message of John the Baptist—a call to repentance that was never meant to be comfortable, but transformational. As they unpack the historical context and spiritual weight of John’s ministry, the conversation explores what repentance truly looks like today, why preparing our hearts matters before God moves, and how spiritual transformation always produces real fruit in our lives. From confronting religious performance to understanding the role of the Holy Spirit in true change, this episode challenges listeners to move beyond surface-level faith and step into genuine surrender. If you’ve ever wrestled with what repentance actually means or how to align your life with God’s purpose, this conversation will encourage you to examine your heart, clear the path, and make room for God to work.

In this episode of Between Sermons, we unpack a powerful truth many of us don’t like to hear: God often develops you in private before He ever promotes you in public. As we continue walking through Luke, this conversation explores identity, calling, obedience, and the wilderness seasons that shape our character long before anyone applauds it. From wrestling with comparison and visibility to understanding why hidden growth matters, the team reflects on how spiritual maturity is formed in quiet places—not spotlight moments. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, delayed, or unsure about what God is doing in your life, this episode will remind you that preparation is never punishment. God builds depth before He gives influence, and private faithfulness is what sustains public impact.

In this episode of Between Sermons, we dive into Luke 2 and unpack the deeper meaning behind the birth of Jesus. Was Jesus really born on December 25th? What’s the controversy surrounding Luke’s historical accuracy? And what does God’s sovereignty actually mean in our everyday lives? From theological questions about free will and prophecy to the humility of Christ’s birth in a manger, this conversation explores how the “Christmas story” is far more than a seasonal tradition—it’s a personal invitation. We talk about faith and intellect, cultural Christianity, the upside-down kingdom of Jesus, and what it means that the Savior was born “unto us.” If you’ve ever wrestled with doubts, church myths, or how to balance influence and humility in today’s world, this episode will challenge and encourage you. Subscribe for more conversations that turn Sunday sermons into honest dialogue.

What do you do when God says something that sounds impossible? In this live episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Ti’heasha Beasley, and Ariane Ogunlana unpack the second half of Luke chapter 1 and explore what it really looks like to move in faith “because God said so.” From Mary running to Elizabeth for confirmation, to prophetic promises being fulfilled after 400 years of silence, to Zechariah’s obedience unlocking his voice, this conversation highlights the power of community, the importance of discernment, and the beauty of trusting God before you see the outcome. The team also dives into cultural tension, wilderness seasons, salvation leading to service, and why holiness and righteousness aren’t optional extras but evidence of transformation. Whether you’re walking through a waiting season, processing a word from God, or simply trying to understand Scripture more deeply, this episode will challenge you to trust His promises, lean into community, and live boldly in obedience.

What does it really mean to be a disciple—and how do you live that out beyond Sunday mornings? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay sits down with David and Ti’heasha Beasley to unpack what real discipleship looks like in everyday life. They explore the difference between being taught and being discipled, why following Jesus requires devotion, discipline, and duplication, and how community plays a vital role in spiritual growth. The conversation brings clarity to common confusion around discipleship, challenges the idea that online sermons alone are enough, and reminds believers that discipleship is both personal and relational. Whether you’re new to faith, feeling stuck, or ready to go deeper, this episode invites you to reflect on who is discipling you—and who God may be calling you to disciple next.

Kicking off 2026, the Between Sermons crew sits down for an honest, practical conversation about prayer, fasting, and what it really means to hear God clearly. In this episode, Pastor Brent McQuay, Pastor Asa Slaughter, and Ti’heasha Beasley unpack the heart behind fasting—not as a religious routine or New Year’s diet, but as a spiritual discipline that helps believers humble themselves, grow in devotion, and draw closer to God. Together, they break down why fasting is always connected to food in Scripture, how unity in fasting strengthens the church, and how saying “no” to our flesh trains us to say “yes” to God. The conversation also tackles real questions people wrestle with: How do I know I’m hearing God and not just my own thoughts? Does God speak audibly? What if I’m afraid of getting it wrong? Through stories, laughter, and biblical wisdom, the team makes spiritual practices feel accessible, honest, and deeply relevant. Whether you’re new to fasting, struggling with discipline, or longing to hear God’s voice more clearly, this episode offers encouragement, clarity, and next steps as Disciples Church enters the Grounded season—rooted in prayer, discipleship, and Scripture. Pull up a chair and join the conversation as faith meets real life.

What happens when helping people turns into carrying burdens God never asked you to carry? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Sol McQuay, Pastor Asa, and Ti’heasha Beasley unpack the final message of the Red Flags series by tackling the Savior Complex—the subtle but exhausting belief that it’s our job to fix, rescue, or control the outcomes of the people we love. Through honest stories, humor, and deep biblical wisdom, they explore how emotional suppression, poor communication, and misplaced responsibility can quietly lead to burnout, anxiety, and spiritual heaviness. This conversation challenges listeners to recognize when compassion turns into control, how to love people without making them projects, and why true freedom only comes when we surrender outcomes to God. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by other people’s problems, struggled to let go, or felt spiritually exhausted from “doing too much,” this episode will help you put the cape down, trust God again, and learn what healthy, Spirit-led love really looks like.

In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent, Ti’heasha, and Priti dive into one of the most relatable topics in our everyday lives: communication red flags. Inspired by Pastor Chris’ message, the team talks honestly about why we say things the way we do, how childhood patterns follow us into adulthood, and why so many of us struggle with defensiveness, harsh language, avoidance, or shutting down. Using the life of David as a powerful warning about the cost of poor communication, they explore how our words can either build relationships or quietly destroy them. From marriage and parenting to leadership and friendship, this conversation blends humor, vulnerability, and biblical truth to help us recognize our blind spots, confront ourselves first, and let the Holy Spirit reshape how we speak. If you’ve ever wondered why certain conversations feel hard, why you react the way you do, or how to confront someone without damaging the relationship, this episode will give you clarity, encouragement, and practical tools for healthier, more God-honoring communication. #BetweenSermons #RedFlags #Communication #EmotionalHealth #ChristianPodcast #DisciplesChurch #Relationships #HolySpirit

In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent, Ti’heasha, and Lashon dive into one of the most real and relatable topics in our faith journey—our emotions. Kicking off the new Red Flags series, the team gets honest about anger, frustration, rejection, insecurity, and the emotional patterns we inherit or ignore. Using the story of Jonah as a mirror, they explore why our feelings aren’t the problem—it's when those emotions start controlling our decisions, reactions, and relationships. From personal testimonies of healing to practical steps for digging deeper, processing instead of suppressing, and letting the Holy Spirit shape our responses, this conversation is both hilarious and healing. If you’ve ever asked, “Why am I like this?” or blamed the devil for what’s really emotional mismanagement, this episode will challenge you to look in the mirror, get curious, take ownership, and invite God into the messiness of your heart. #BetweenSermons #RedFlagsSeries #EmotionalHealth #FaithAndFeelings #DisciplesChurch #ChristianPodcast #Jonah #SpiritualGrowth

What happens when God completely takes over a Sunday service? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent, Ti’heasha, and Pastor Jason unpack the powerful move of God that stopped the 10:30 service in its tracks — a moment of awe, surrender, and unmistakable presence. Using this experience as a backdrop, the team dives deeper into the final message of the Christian Atheist series: The Fear of the Lord. They break down what biblical fear actually means (awe + obedience + worship), why it draws us closer to God instead of pushing us away, and how delayed obedience, pride, and distraction can keep us from intimacy with Him. This honest conversation explores legalism vs. true reverence, the danger of replacing conviction with excuses, and how God’s presence reshapes our lives when we stop managing Him and start submitting to Him. Whether you were in the room on Sunday or you’re hearing about it for the first time, this episode will challenge you to pause, reflect, and realign your heart with the God who is both holy and near. #BetweenSermons #ChristianAtheist #FearOfTheLord #DisciplesChurch #Faith #Obedience #PresenceOfGod #ChristianPodcast

Is the Bible really trustworthy? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent, Ti’heasha, and Pastor Carlton McCarthy tackle one of the most common struggles in faith—believing in God but not fully trusting His Word. Together, they break down misconceptions about the Bible’s reliability, authorship, and accuracy while addressing modern-day skepticism fueled by social media and culture. From the story of “Doubting Thomas” to how faith and questions can coexist, this conversation reminds us that God welcomes investigation because truth has nothing to hide. You’ll also hear the pastors unpack the dangers of “Christian atheism”—accepting God while rejecting His Word—and why the Bible remains the ultimate authority for our lives today. Whether you’ve wrestled with doubt, struggled to understand Scripture, or just want to strengthen your faith, this episode will challenge and encourage you to fall in love with God’s Word again. #BetweenSermons #ChristianAtheist #Faith #BibleStudy #TrustGod #DisciplesChurch #ChristianPodcast

What does it mean to believe in God... but live like He doesn’t exist? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent, Ti’heasha, and Marcus Ivy open the Christian Atheist series with a conversation that’s funny, raw, and powerfully convicting. From dust-covered Bibles and emotional idolatry to social media obsession and selective obedience, the team unpacks 15 real-life ways we sometimes claim faith but live without surrender. Together, they discuss why knowing about God isn’t enough, how true relationship comes through daily intimacy, and what it looks like to move from checklist Christianity to genuine connection with Christ. Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or you’re just discovering faith, this episode will challenge you to stop performing, start pursuing, and truly know the God you say you believe in. #BetweenSermons #ChristianAtheist #Faith #KnowGod #DisciplesChurch #ChristianPodcast

What does it really mean to live surrendered to God? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent, Ti’heasha, and Tiffany Hines close out the For the One Missions Series with a conversation that hits deep. From confronting Americanized Christianity to redefining what “missions” actually means, the team reflects on how guest speaker L. Fields challenged our comfort zones and reminded us that the gospel—not good works—is the mission. Together, they unpack how to die to self, live with obedience, and keep God at the center of every plan, purpose, and dream. Whether you’ve been on a mission trip or you’re just trying to follow God more faithfully in your daily life, this episode will help you reset your perspective, surrender your plans, and say yes to God’s call... wherever it leads. #BetweenSermons #ForTheOne #Faith #Obedience #DisciplesChurch #ChristianPodcast