QuadCity Podcast

On this episode Jason, Nate, and David sit down to talk about last weekend's message as well as their kids being back in school.

As always, you can look one episode earlier to catch the sermon if you haven't yet, as that will make this conversation make a lot more sense.

Faith can look strong when life is going well, but testing reveals how deep our roots really are. In Luke 8:4-15, Jesus warns that shallow faith may flourish for a season but will wither when suffering and trials come. Deep roots are built before the storm, so the question is whether your faith is strong enough to remain when life gets hard.

On this episode, Jason, Nate, and Brad sit down to talk about last weekend's message as well as all things back-to-school.

As always, you can look one episode earlier to catch the sermon if you haven't yet, as that will make this conversation make a lot more sense.

Many people hear God's Word without ever allowing it to take root. In Luke 8:4-15, Jesus explains why some hearts become so hardened that the gospel never produces faith or lasting fruit. The good news is that no heart is beyond God's ability to soften—but we must be willing to hear and respond.

On this episode, Jason, Nate, and Ken sit down to talk about last weekend's message as well as the height requirements for being on staff at QuadCity.

As always, you can look one episode earlier to catch the sermon if you haven't yet, as that will make this conversation make a lot more sense.

Every investment promises a return, but only one lasts forever. In Luke 8:1-3, we meet followers of Jesus whose transformed lives led them to joyfully invest their time, resources, and allegiance in advancing God's Kingdom. Jesus invites each of us to consider whether we're living for temporary gain or eternal reward.

On today's episode, Jason, Josh, and David sit down to talk about the 80s and 90s, hot takes from the weekend, and their gratitude for what Jesus has done.

As always, you can look one episode earlier to catch the sermon if you haven't yet, as that will make this conversation make a lot more sense.

Words are easy, but our actions reveal what we truly believe about Jesus. In Luke 7:36-50, a sinful woman never says a single word, yet her humility, worship, and gratitude speak louder than anything she could have spoken. Her example challenges us to ask whether our lives truly reflect the love we claim to have for Christ.

Jason, Josh, and Corey, discuss some fun hot takes, the sermon, and answer some questions.

Why did Jesus call John the Baptist the greatest man ever born, yet say that the least in the Kingdom of God is greater still? In Luke 7:24-35, Jesus reveals the incredible privilege of living under the New Covenant while exposing the hardened hearts that refused to receive God's truth. Discover what it means to be born of God and why true wisdom is always revealed by the fruit it produces.