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The Kingdom Collision That Happened In Mark 15 | #86
Jun 9, 2026
46m 04s
From Denial to Pentecost: How the Spirit Rebuilds a Broken Disciple (Mark 14) | #85
Jun 2, 2026
54m 32s
The Trial That Changed History: How They Condemned God in the Flesh (Mark 14)
May 26, 2026
50m 41s
Christ Alone: Why Following People Will Never Work (Mark 14) | #83
May 19, 2026
47m 55s
Too Young To Get Married?! The Power of The Marriage Covenant | #82
May 12, 2026
42m 39s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/9/26 | ![]() The Kingdom Collision That Happened In Mark 15 | #86 | In Mark 15:1–20, Jesus stands before Pilate, accused, mocked, and handed over. Pilate knows what’s happening, but still caves because he wishes to satisfy the crowd. In this episode, Zach, Jill, and Brandon discuss Barabbas going free, Jesus being mocked, and how envy and people-pleasing build rival kingdoms that always end in death. Mark 15 is a chasm where the “kingdom collision” becomes unavoidable, and how it's a picture of how the Kingdom wins: not through force, but through cruciform love. | 46m 04s | ||||||
| 6/2/26 | ![]() From Denial to Pentecost: How the Spirit Rebuilds a Broken Disciple (Mark 14) | #85 | In Mark 14:66–72, Peter denies Jesus three times, not in front of a king or a soldier, but in front of a servant girl. The denials escalate, the fear takes over, and when the rooster crows, Peter collapses and weeps bitterly. In this episode, Zach, Jill, and Brandon break down why Peter’s denial exposes how fragile human willpower really is, and why the hope isn’t Peter’s resolve, it’s Jesus quietly obeying the Father all the way to the cross. | 54m 32s | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | ![]() The Trial That Changed History: How They Condemned God in the Flesh (Mark 14) | In Mark 14:53–65, Zach, Jill and Brandon break down when Jesus stood before the high priest and the full council. Witnesses can’t keep their stories straight. They twist His words about the temple. And Jesus stays silent, until this question: "Are You The Christ?" Jesus answers, “I am.” And then He ties together the deepest threads of Scripture, Daniel 7’s Son of Man, Psalm 110’s “right hand of Power,” and the reality of who He truly is. | 50m 41s | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | ![]() Christ Alone: Why Following People Will Never Work (Mark 14) | #83 | Right after the Lord’s Supper and Gethsemane, the betrayal happens and it’s bigger than most people imagine. In Mark 14:43–52, Judas arrives with a crowd carrying swords and clubs. His “sign” isn’t a weapon, it’s a kiss. Peter responds as the kingdoms of this world do: he draws his sword. And then, when things get real, everyone runs. In this episode, Zach and Jill unpack how both betrayals: Judas’ cynical kiss and Peter’s zealous violence, miss the way of the Kingdom. In the end, Christ is the only one left standing, and He walks the road to the cross alone. Not because the plan failed, but because this is how salvation is accomplished. | 47m 55s | ||||||
| 5/12/26 | ![]() Too Young To Get Married?! The Power of The Marriage Covenant | #82 | Max and Annabel are in town, and it’s wedding week! In this conversation, Zach and Jill sit down with them to talk about what it actually feels like to step into a lifelong covenant at 19 and 20, why modern culture discourages marriage, and why they believe covenant is still one of the most beautiful, grounding gifts God gave humanity. It’s funny, honest, and deeply hopeful: especially for young couples trying to build something real in a culture that keeps people perpetually “uncommitted.” | 42m 39s | ||||||
| 5/5/26 | ![]() “We Don’t Talk About That”: How Jesus Heals Secrets and Shame | #81✨ | secrecyconfession+4 | Mac OwensMary Owens | Celebrate Recovery | — | secrecyshame+5 | — | 1h 19m 09s | |
| 4/28/26 | ![]() The Cross Wasn’t Plan B: Why Satan Was Scared (Mark 14) | #80✨ | Gethsemaneprayer+4 | Jill | Gospel of Mark | — | GethsemaneMark 14+6 | — | 47m 03s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() The Meal That Makes Us: Why Communion Should Be The Center of The Church Gathering | #79✨ | CommunionChurch Gathering+3 | Brandon | The Meal That Makes UsEden+3 | — | CommunionPassover+5 | — | 52m 59s | |
| 4/14/26 | ![]() Scarcity vs Abundance: The Mindset That Makes a Judas (Mark 14) | #78✨ | scarcityabundance+4 | Jill | Mark 14 | — | scarcityabundance+6 | — | 42m 40s | |
| 4/7/26 | ![]() Why We Should Stay Awake If Heaven and Earth Are Passing Away | #77✨ | apocalyptic languageKingdom of God+4 | Jill | Mark 13Daniel 7 | — | apocalypseJesus+5 | — | 39m 29s | |
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| 3/31/26 | ![]() The Spirit of Antichrist: Why Jesus in the Flesh Changes Everything (Mark 13) | #76✨ | end-times debatesJesus' warning+3 | JillBrandon | Mark 13New Testament | Jerusalemtemple | Mark 13antichrist+5 | — | 44m 18s | |
| 3/24/26 | ![]() Stop Waiting and Start Participating: The Kingdom in Mark 13 | #75✨ | Kingdom of GodMark 13+3 | Jill | Mark 13 | — | Mark 13Kingdom+5 | — | 54m 09s | |
| 3/17/26 | ![]() Dopamine, Depression & Hard Things: A Father-Son Conversation | # 74✨ | father-son conversationgrowing up+3 | Max | — | — | dopaminedepression+5 | — | 50m 43s | |
| 3/10/26 | ![]() You Can’t Contain God: The Temple and the Widow (Mark 12) | #73✨ | faithobedience+5 | JillBrandon | Mark 12 | — | Mark 12widow's offering+6 | — | 49m 03s | |
| 3/3/26 | ![]() The Command That Shatters Every System: Love God, Love People | #72✨ | faithlove+4 | — | God | — | faithlove God+5 | — | 49m 28s | |
| 2/24/26 | ![]() Loopholes Don’t Lead to Life: Jesus Exposes Letter-of-the-Law Thinking (Mark 12) | #71 | The Sadducees try to trap Jesus with a “logical” argument about resurrection, but Jesus exposes the real problem: a closed imagination that can’t see beyond their system. In Mark 12:18–27, Zach, Jill, and Brandon walk through why an argument can be coherent and still miss the truth. They also connect this moment to our current cultural shift: when information becomes infinite and "letter-only" thinking collapses. What remains is what was always important: communion, embodied life, the Spirit, and the resurrected Kingdom that cannot be shaken. | 47m 39s | ||||||
| 2/17/26 | ![]() Stewards, Not Owners: The Warning Inside Mark 12 | #70 | Mark 12 confronts us with a sobering warning: what happens when stewards start acting like owners? In this episode, Brandon and Zach walk through the parable of the tenants and unpack the subtle drift that can happen in any church or heart. What was entrusted to us can slowly begin to feel like it belongs to us. And when that shift happens, reverence fades and control creeps in. They wrestle with the difference between cultivating what God is growing and trying to manufacture what only He can move. Revival isn’t something we engineer. Real Kingdom growth is slower, smaller, and more faithful than we often expect. We’re grateful for the big moments. We just don’t want to disciple people into believing that God only moves in the big moments. Passage: Mark 12 | 48m 50s | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() Revival, Reverence, and Real Kingdom Growth (Mark 12) | #69 | Zach admits something right out of the gate: he doesn’t do well with passive-aggressive people—and then Mark 12 confronts us with a Jesus who can feel surprisingly aggressive. But is Jesus being harsh, or is He being clear? In this episode, Zach, Jill, and Brandon step into Mark 12 and talk about the tension every believer has to learn: leaving real room for the Holy Spirit to move, without trying to manufacture what only God can do. They unpack how the parable in this chapter exposes a subtle drift: when people start acting like they own what they were only ever entrusted to steward, they forget where they came from. They also talk about, why we have to learn to cherish the small moments of cultivation, not just the big, unforgettable ones We’re grateful for the big moments. We just don’t want to train people to believe God only moves in big moments. Passage: Mark 12 | 49m 32s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | ![]() Marxism as a False Gospel? The Kingdom That Advances Through Believers (Mark 11) | Who gets to claim authority—and how do we tell the difference between wicked power and godly authority? In Mark 11:27–33, the religious leaders confront Jesus with a question meant to trap Him: “By what authority are you doing these things?” But instead of playing their game, Jesus exposes something deeper—how easy it is to use questions as weapons, and how hard it is to ask questions that actually lead to truth. In this episode, Zach and Jill Dasher break down: Why we can’t fall into the trap of thinking every kind of authority is evil How Marxism functions like a false gospel when it promises salvation through a rival story How Jesus didn’t consolidate power—He poured His Spirit into believers so the Kingdom can advance Why questions that challenge your faith can actually make it stronger (instead of just building arguments) Why it’s okay to not have an answer for everything happening in the world—if the love of Christ is showing up in your daily life Jesus didn’t bring a kingdom that’s just a rule set. He brought a kingdom that’s a way of life—formed in us, lived through us, and spreading wherever ordinary believers walk in the Spirit. Passage: Mark 11:27–33 | 47m 52s | ||||||
| 1/27/26 | ![]() Jesus flipped more than just tables. The faith to bear fruit explained, Mark 11 | #67 | What was Jesus truly doing when He cursed the fig tree and then overturned the tables in the temple? In Mark 11, Zach, Jill, and Brandon delve into the connection between the fig tree incident and the temple scene. They explain that Jesus wasn’t cursing people for their struggles with sin. Instead, He was exposing a system of counterfeit, fruitless religion that appeared vibrant on the surface but was devoid of genuine substance. In some instances, this system was even built for personal gain. Jesus knows we won’t be sinless, but he is clearly against using religion as a front for self gain. | 48m 43s | ||||||
| 1/20/26 | ![]() A Demeaning Donkey? Or Divine Authority: Jesus Enters as King | #66 | In Mark’s account of the Triumphal Entry, Jesus doesn’t arrive with a war horse, a sword, or a show of force. He comes low. And at first glance, it can almost feel demeaning. But what if that “humble ride” is actually a declaration of absolute authority? In this episode, Zach, Jill, and Brandon walk through mark 11 and talk about how the crowd’s expectations weren’t wrong they were just too small. They wanted a king who would crush Rome. Jesus came as the King who would crush sin, death, and the enemy, but He did it in a way no one expected. | 51m 39s | ||||||
| 1/13/26 | ![]() Seeing Beyond Sight: The Desperate Faith of Bartimaeus | #65 | What if true perception isn't about what you see, but about who you believe in? Join us as we navigate the morning chaos of school runs while exploring the poignant story of Bartimaeus, the blind beggar whose unwavering faith amidst societal pushback shines a light on our own journeys. We delve into the contrast between Bartimaeus and the disciples, emphasizing the importance of desperate longing over entitlement in our quest for connection with God. As we dissect Mark 10, we'll uncover the profound theme of the temple motif and its implications for understanding Christ's mission. Discover how Bartimaeus not only sees Jesus rightly but exemplifies a faith that calls us to a deeper, participatory relationship with God. Tune in for an engaging conversation that encourages boldness in voicing our desires to God and anticipating His response. | 39m 18s | ||||||
| 1/6/26 | ![]() The Back of the Line: Where True Glory Is Found | #64 | After a much-needed sabbatical, Zach and Jill return to the Not Yet Now podcast reflecting on rest, family rhythms, and what it means to unplug from the “matrix.” From there, the conversation moves deep into Mark 10:32–45—a passage that radically redefines power, glory, and greatness in the Kingdom of God. As Jesus walks resolutely toward His own suffering and death, James and John ask for seats of honor in His glory. What follows is a stunning collision between the kingdom of man and the kingdom of God. Zach and Jill explore how humanity’s instinct for power and position clashes with Jesus’ vision of dominion through service, authority through sacrifice, and glory through the cross. This episode wrestles honestly with ambition, leadership, discipleship, and the deep longing to live a life that matters—while exposing the lie that fulfillment is found in control or status. Instead, Jesus offers a different way: the cruciform life, where greatness is found in serving, and true dominion looks nothing like domination. A rich, pastoral, and deeply theological conversation about power, suffering, glory, and what it really means to follow Jesus in the way of the Kingdom. | 47m 01s | ||||||
| 12/30/25 | ![]() Disordered Desires & What We Get Wrong About Jesus (Mark 10) | #63 | Catching up, a little joking around—before landing in one of Jesus’ most uncomfortable encounters. Zach, Jill, and Brandon step into the story of the rich young ruler, a man who runs to Jesus with sincerity and urgency, asking how to inherit eternal life. What Jesus gives him isn’t a checklist—it’s an invitation. We talk through why wealth so easily becomes a rival kingdom, what Jesus is doing with the image of a camel and a needle, and why “hundredfold now—with persecutions” isn’t fine print but the reality of following Him. Eternal life isn’t something we acquire later; it’s knowing the King and aligning our lives with Him now. And as always, Jesus leaves us with the paradox we can’t escape: the first will be last, and the last first. | 46m 20s | ||||||
| 12/23/25 | ![]() Christmas Special with The Dasher Sons! 🎄 | #62 | In a world brimming with challenges for young men, we invite you to join a heartfelt conversation with my three sons – Max, Bear, and Fred – as we discuss the serious issues they face today, just days before Christmas. This special episode dives deep into important topics such as the dangers of pornography and the pressures of social media, as well as the allure of video game addiction. As Max prepares for his upcoming wedding, we reflect on the profound lessons learned about responsibility and the importance of surrounding oneself with wise influences. Bear shares his thoughts on the challenge of staying true to oneself amidst societal expectations, while Fred – our youngest – provides insight into navigating friendships and the transition from homeschooling to public school. We keep it raw and real, sharing stories and perspectives that emphasize the importance of open communication and the need for young men to stand firm in their faith and values. Our aim is to foster understanding and strength in our sons as they grow into the men God has called them to be. This Christmas special is not just about celebrating the season; it's about connecting through love, reflection, and the lessons we learn as a family. So grab your favorite holiday treat, cozy up with us, and listen in as we share our experiences and insights on raising young men in an ever-changing world. ✨ Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Dasher family! | 42m 54s | ||||||
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