Welcome to the Gospel For Everyone Podcast. As we look forward to what God has planned for Quadcity Christian Church, some incredible things are coming up for the Podcast. You can find our other show QuadCity Podcast, where you get your Podcast and Follow along with us as we continue to become better disciples together.

Well, welcome to episode 44 of the gospel for Everyone podcast. I’m your host, Brendan Krismer, and we’re so glad you’re here. Well, on today’s episode of the show, we get to hear of all of the most impactful moments from this series through the book of Romans. I’ll be honest I’m really really encouraged by the over 30 people who reached out and shared some of the things that they’ve been able to implement, some of the ways that the gospel, for everyone, shared through the book of Romans over the course of this 40-week series has impacted their lives directly, and our hope for this episode is that you would be continually encouraged by those very truths as well as always if you’ve not yet listened to the message from Sunday I do encourage you to pause now and do that before continuing on. Is it gonna help this episode? Make much more sense to you. Then without further ado, we hope you enjoy this episode.

On today's episode, Jason, Josh, and I sit down and discuss the role of women in the local church, and we talk about how we plan to land the plane for the gospel for Everyone podcast as our Roman series comes to a close next week. As always, if you have not listed to the message from Sunday we encourage you to pause here and listing to that as it will help make this conversation make more sense

Well, welcome to episode 42 of The Gospel For Everyone Podcast. I’m your host, Brendan Krismer, and we’re so glad you’re here. Well, in today’s episode, Jason, Josh, and I sit down, and we discuss some of the greatest hits from the book of Romans that have impacted us throughout the course of the series; we also discuss the lengths that Paul is willing to go, in order to share the gospel. as always if you’ve not yet listened to the message from Sunday, I do encourage you to pause this episode now go back and do so before continuing on as it’s going to help this conversation make much more sense to you, but without further ado, I hope you enjoy this episode.

Well, welcome to episode 41 of The Gospel for Everyone podcast. I’m your host, Brendan Krismer, and I’m so glad you’re here. Well, on today’s episode, Jason, Josh, and I sit down, and we discuss growing in greater freedom in Christ. How our hobbies can contribute or deter from our relationship with God, and how to promote the unity of weak and strong believers. As always if you’ve not yet listened to the message from Sunday, it is live both on YouTube and QuadCity.Church. We encourage you to pause this episode here; go watch that message before continuing on. as it’s going to help this conversation. Make much more sense to you. Thanks again for joining us today. We hope you enjoy this episode

Well, hey, and welcome to episode 40. Of the Gospel for Everyone Podcast. My name is Brendan, and I am your host, and I am so glad you are here. On today's episode, Jason, Josh, and I sit down and discuss how to have constructed conversations about disputable matters and how laying down our liberties applies to non-believers. And as always, if you have not listened to Sunday's message, I do encourage you to stop now and go back and do so before continuing on, as it will help make this conversation make more sense to you today. We hope you enjoy this episode.

Well, Hey, and welcome to episode 39 of the gospel for Everyone podcast. I’m your host Brendan Krismer. I’m so glad you’re here. On today's episode, Jason, Josh, and I sit down, and we spend the entirety of our time discussing close-handed vs. open-handed issues within our church and how to keep fellowship when we disagree with one another. One quick disclaimer on the front end of this conversation is that this is a heavy conversation. Some of the topics that arise are, as we will know, very emotional and hard to wrestle with. Throughout this conversation, we were trying to wrestle with them through Biblical perspective around this idea of close-handed versus open-handed within the church. If additional questions arise as a result of this conversation, we encourage you to submit them at quadcity.church/Romans (https://quadcity.church/romans), whether we answer that question in the upcoming episode or reach out to you directly would love to get an answer in one way or another. As always, if you’ve not yet listened to the message from Sunday, I do encourage you to pause now and go back and do so before continuing in this episode of this conversation. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Hey, and welcome to episode 38 of The Gospel for Everyone Podcast. I’m your host Brendan Krismer, and we are so glad you’re here. On today’s episode, Jason Josh and I discuss the 500 pounds of spaghetti found in the woods in New Jersey. Yes, you heard me right. We also discuss our identity as followers of Jesus and how it is that we are called to live a life with a sense of urgency; as always, if you’ve not yet, listen to the message from Sunday, and they do encourage you to go back and do so before continuing on in this episode because this will help our conversation make much more sense to you. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Welcome to episode 37; in today's episode, Ken, Jason, and Josh sit down to discuss Romans 13:1-7. We discuss the idea of god given authority when it comes to the leaders we have been given and how these verses apply to us as believers in 21century America. We have an honest conversation about our beliefs regarding war, revolution, and violence. We then finish by discussing how we can use our freedoms to better equip our kids to be disciples within our culture. As always, if you haven't listened to this week's message, we recommend you hit pause right now and do so, as it will help make more sense to you.

On this week's episode, Jason and Brendan sit down and discuss Romans 12:17-21 which we weren't able to get to on Sunday. We talk about how to practically hate what is evil and we discuss the difference between conviction and shame.