QuadCity Podcast

On this episode of Becoming Better, Nate and Jason sit down to talk about the last messages. If you missed this past sermon or want to revisit it, you can always look back one episode to help get the most out of today's conversation.

Who is Jesus? It’s a question everyone must answer, but our understanding of Jesus is often shaped more by our culture, experiences, and personal preferences than by God’s Word. In Luke 9:18–27, Jesus challenges His disciples to recognize who He truly is, what He came to accomplish, and what it means to follow Him. Jay Greer reminds us that following Jesus isn’t about making Him fit our expectations. It’s about allowing God’s Word to reshape our understanding of Him and transform the way we liv

On this episode of Becoming Better, Josh, Jason, and David sit down to talk about the last messages. If you missed this past sermon or want to revisit it, you can always look back one episode to help get the most out of today's conversation.

When Jesus feeds thousands of people with just five loaves and two fish, He does far more than satisfy their hunger. He uses an impossible situation to teach His disciples a powerful lesson about faith, obedience, and trusting in His provision. In Luke 9:10–17, we see that Jesus can take what little we have and use it to make a tremendous difference in the lives of others. Rather than simply meeting the needs of the crowd Himself, Jesus invites His disciples to participate in the miracle, provid

On this episode of Becoming Better, Josh, Jason, and Corey sit down to talk about the last messages. If you missed this past sermon or want to revisit it, you can always look back one episode to help get the most out of today's conversation.

Jesus didn’t just call the twelve—He equipped them and sent them. They were told to go without the resources they would normally depend on, trust God to provide, proclaim the good news, and remain faithful even when people rejected their message. In Luke 9:1–9, we’re reminded that Jesus still calls His people to kingdom work today. We don’t have to be capable enough on our own, control how others respond, or guarantee the results. Our responsibility is to trust the One who sends us and be obedi