Well, hey, and welcome to the Becoming Better podcast! I’m your host, Nate, and I’m so glad you’re here. On today’s episode, Josh and I sit down to discuss The Great Chair Heist in Spain. We also dive into part of Sunday’s message and talk about the worship night we had that evening. Since Jason is missing this week, we’re holding off on answering listener questions so he can join us and share more about why these four points made the list and how he envisions their impact. If you still have questions or thoughts to share, you can reach us at quadcity.church/podcast.

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This weekend we take a break from our series on the Seven Churches of Revelation to give everyone an update on the vision and direction of the Church. Pastor Jason returns from his sabbatical energized to preach the word and let the Spirit lead our congregation.

Thank you for listening to the Becoming Better Podcast. We dive deeper into Sunday's message. We answer some questions and talk about how we all can become better disciples of Jesus. Thank you for listening.

Today we are going to do a deep dive into the church of Pergamum, and the warning of synchronism in their (and our) culture.

On this episode, Jason, Josh, and Nate sit down to discuss some of the hot takes they believe in. They also jump into Sunday's message, asking and answering some questions. If you have any questions for us on the podcast, you can submit them to quadcity.church/podcast. Well, without further ado, we hope you enjoy this conversation.

This is part two of our Becoming Better podcast. Jason, Josh, and Nate continue answering your questions. Thank you for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the rest of this episode.

Welcome to the Becoming Better Podcast. On this episode Jason, Josh, Nate sit down and talk about McDonalds and we jump into talking about sunday. This will also be a two part podcast. We want to make sure that we cover all the questions so we are going to do this as a two part series. We hope you stick around and listen to both episodes. Well we hope you enjoy this conversation.

The Biblical account of the church of Ephesus ends with a letter Jesus wrote to this church in Revelation chapter 2. From this letter we can see that they took seriously the expectation to get rid of the false teachers. Jesus commends them for doing so. However, in their eagerness to dispel false teachers, it seems they forgot the greatest command of all, to love God and love people.