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Welcome to Between Sermons, the podcast that’s all about continuing the conversation beyond the Sunday sermon. Hosted by Pastor Brent McQuay and produced by Christian Life Center, our show offers a fresh perspective through a deeper dive into the message from last Sunday’s sermon.Our goal is to help you apply these teachings to your daily life in practical and meaningful ways, while learning more about God, Scripture, and faith through relevant and engaging discussions.We release new episodes every Wednesday, so whether you’re a long-time member of CLC or just looking for some inspiration and wisdom, be sure to join us each week for Between Sermons as we Continue the Conversation.
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Can you be doing good things—even things for God—and still miss what matters most? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Pastor Sol McQuay, and Ti’heasha Beasley unpack Luke 10 and the stories of Mary and Martha and the Good Samaritan to talk about busyness, distractions, compassion, and what it really looks like to love God and love your neighbor. They explore why slowing down matters, how even good responsibilities can compete for our attention, and how to recognize the people God may be placing right in front of us. If you’ve been overwhelmed, stretched thin, or struggling to balance everything on your plate, this conversation will challenge you to rethink your priorities, pay attention to the Holy Spirit’s prompting, and ask a simple question: Who is the one person God is asking you to see today?
Is being a good person enough to show people who Jesus is—or do we actually have to open our mouths and share our faith? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Ti'heasha Beasley, and Pastor Asa Slaughter continue the conversation from Luke 10 and get practical about evangelism, discipleship, and what it means to represent Jesus in everyday life. From how we treat people at church, at work, and even at restaurants to having real conversations about Jesus with friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers, this episode challenges us to ask whether our lives are actually pointing people toward Christ. They also unpack the difference between simply inviting someone to church and making disciples, why you don’t need to know every answer before sharing your faith, and how your personal testimony can become one of the most powerful tools you have. If you’ve ever thought, “I want to tell people about Jesus, but I don’t know what to say,” this conversation is for you. The harvest is plentiful. The question is: Are we willing to go? Scripture: Luke 10:1–20
What if one of the hardest parts of following Jesus isn't changing what you do, but changing how you think? In this powerful episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Ti'heasha Beasley, and Pastor Carlton McCarthy unpack Luke 9:44–62 and explore what it really means to develop a Kingdom mindset. From the disciples arguing about greatness and competing with other believers to wanting judgment for people who rejected Jesus, this passage shows just how easily our natural thinking can conflict with the way of Jesus. The conversation gets practical about ambition, pride, comparison, how we treat people who disagree with us, praying for our enemies, letting go of our past, and the true cost of following Christ. They also wrestle with a challenging question: Can you move forward with Jesus while still looking backward at the life He called you out of? Following Jesus isn't about getting everything right immediately—it's about continually allowing the Word of God and the Holy Spirit to reshape the way we see ourselves, other people, our enemies, and our future. Keep your eyes forward. Keep your eyes on Jesus.
Is it demonic oppression, spiritual warfare, or simply an area where you need more discipline and discipleship? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Ti'heasha Beasley, and Pastor Jason Parks continue through Luke 9:28–43 and have an honest conversation about freedom in Christ, demon possession, spiritual oppression, open doors, footholds, strongholds, and what spiritual warfare can actually look like in everyday life. From addictions and unhealthy relationships to our thoughts, behaviors, habits, and the subtle compromises we often overlook, this conversation challenges us not to become obsessed with the demonic—but to become more aware of the authority and freedom we have in Jesus. They also unpack the difference between conviction and condemnation, why not every struggle requires deliverance, and how prayer, discipline, discipleship, community, counseling, and renewing your mind can all be part of walking in freedom. Ultimately, whether you're on the mountaintop or walking through a valley, the answer remains the same: be with Jesus, listen to Jesus, and bring your crisis to Jesus.
What does it actually mean to deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow Jesus? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Ti'heasha Beasley, and Tiffany Hines unpack Luke 9:18–26 and have an honest conversation about the real cost of discipleship. They talk about surrendering control, chasing platforms and success, trusting God when His plan doesn’t look like yours, choosing discipline over comfort, and why taking up your cross means much more than simply enduring life's problems. They also wrestle with the question many Christians face: How do I actually surrender to God every day? From prayer and Scripture to community and accountability, this conversation gets practical about following Jesus when obedience is difficult. And while discipleship requires sacrifice, Jesus isn't calling us into an empty life... He's leading us into an abundant one. If you've ever struggled with control, disappointment with God, dying to your own plans, or wondering what following Jesus really requires, this episode is for you.
How do you know when God is telling you to move—and when He’s telling you to be still? In this episode of Between Sermons, Ti'heasha Beasley sits down with Pastor Asa Slaughter and Pastor Jason Parks for an honest conversation about hearing God, obedience, rest, calling, and trusting His timing. Using Luke 9:10–17 and the feeding of the 5,000, they unpack what it means to know the One beside you, face the facts without allowing the facts to become final, and recognize the difference between God-given work and unnecessary toil. They also get real about feeling unqualified, trying to save everybody, pursuing titles instead of formation, and learning to obey God even when you don’t know how everything will turn out. If you’ve ever wondered, “Did I really hear God?” “Is this my assignment?” or “Should I move or should I wait?” This conversation will encourage you to trust God one step at a time. Scripture: Luke 9:10–17 Subscribe to Between Sermons for honest conversations that help you take Sunday’s message into everyday life.
Have you ever wondered what God is calling you to do? So many Christians spend years searching for their purpose, waiting for the "perfect opportunity," or believing they'll finally step into their calling once someone recognizes them. But what if your calling isn't about a title... it's about your current assignment? In this episode of Between Sermons, Ti'heasha Beasley is joined by David Beasley and Marcus Ivy to unpack Luke 9:1–9 and discuss what it truly means to be called and sent by Jesus. Whether you're feeling stuck, waiting for clarity, or wondering if God can use someone ordinary, this conversation will encourage you to stop waiting for permission and start being faithful where God has planted you. Your assignment may not be glamorous—but it is significant. Scripture: Luke 9:1–9 If this conversation encouraged you, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share this episode. New episodes of Between Sermons release weekly as we continue unpacking Sunday's message and applying God's Word to everyday life.
What do you do when you've prayed, believed, and trusted God... but nothing changes? In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent McQuay, Priti Idrovo, and Ti'heasha Beasley unpack one of the hardest realities of the Christian life: trusting God when the answer isn't immediate—or isn't what you hoped for. Using the powerful stories of Jairus' daughter and the woman with the issue of blood in Luke 8, the conversation explores what biblical faith really looks like. Together, they wrestle with waiting seasons, unanswered prayers, disappointment, infertility, suffering, comparison, and how to remain anchored in God's character instead of our circumstances. This honest conversation answers questions like: • Why doesn't God answer every prayer? • How do I trust God while I'm waiting? • Is it wrong to feel frustrated with God? • What does real faith actually look like? • How do I keep believing when I don't see a miracle? • Can God change me even if He doesn't change my situation? If you've ever felt discouraged, exhausted from waiting, or wondered if God has forgotten you, this episode will remind you that faith isn't about getting everything you want—it's about learning to trust the One who never changes.
Welcome to Between Sermons, the podcast that’s all about continuing the conversation beyond the Sunday sermon. Hosted by Pastor Brent McQuay and produced by Christian Life Center, our show offers a fresh perspective through a deeper dive into the message from last Sunday’s sermon.Our goal is to help you apply these teachings to your daily life in practical and meaningful ways, while learning more about God, Scripture, and faith through relevant and engaging discussions.We release new episodes every Wednesday, so whether you’re a long-time member of CLC or just looking for some inspiration and wisdom, be sure to join us each week for Between Sermons as we Continue the Conversation.
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