In this episode the guys explore the difficulty and discomfort in receiving compliments and gifts. Psychological barriers, such as pride and feelings of unworthiness, often prevent us from accepting good things. Why is this?

In another grab bag episode, the guys are all over the map with hockey, politics, trades, home repairs and ownership vs renting, skin things, and of course…The Pope.

The guys reflect on the latest interview with Jack Terrell, Founder and CEO of Kids Beach Club.

The guys interview Jack Terrell, Founder and CEO of Kids Beach Club and talk about the transformative power of faith, the importance of perseverance, and the necessity of trusting God during challenging times. They also explore the process of finding one's calling and discerning God's direction in life.

The guys look into the themes of boredom and drifting among men, exploring how these feelings can stem from a lack of purpose and responsibility. They discuss the importance of taking action to combat these feelings and the misconceptions surrounding quiet time and self-reflection. Men need to engage with their lives actively and here are some practical steps to find fulfillment and avoid drifting.

It’s our World’s Famous Grab Bag Episode! The guys cover a variety of topics including their favorite actors, sports rivalries, political observations, the phenomenon of selfies with celebrities, and the challenges of giving and receiving feedback. We’d love to hear from you by leaving us a voicemail over at nqtshow.com

In this episode the guys reflect on the new year, discussing the transition from resolutions to commitments. They talk about the importance of personal commitments, particularly in faith and family, and explores challenges of maintaining them.

As we approach the holidays, Proverbs 3:5-6 gives us a good reminder as we may have to face decisions, whether by choice or because of circumstances beyond our control.

In a very special episode, Not Quite There lets the story of Thanksgiving take center stage this week with a little help from some of their favorite actors.

The guys are celebrating hitting the milestone of 30 episodes! Here’s a rollup on some of the greatest hits between episodes 16 through 29. Thank you all so much for your ongoing support and we look forward to the future of NQT! You can also catch our first rollup episode that covered the first 15 shows by listening to ⁠Episode 16!⁠

The guys talk about the power of shared experiences, whether at concerts or sports events, and how these moments can bring about unity and worship. They also discuss the fine line between enjoying these experiences and allowing them to become idolized, ultimately encouraging people to seek out and embrace shared experiences in life.

Chris recently turned 50! The guys talk about what it’s like to turn 50, the importance of being intentional with time, and how to navigate relationships. They also discuss the fleeting nature of life and the significance of gratitude in our day to day lives.

In this episode, Mike discusses his personal journey with money, sharing insights on budgeting, debt management, and the importance of financial education. Money doesn't have to be a daunting topic and we can engage in conversations about financial struggles and successes. That’s why The Money Series was created to begin with.

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The guys talk about reaching people online and Mike shares the story and vision behind Before The Cross. A website and now nonprofit that reaches thousands of people, encouraging them, meeting them where they are at, and pointing them to Jesus. They discuss different themes that have come up over time such as humility, value, and the future aspirations for Before The Cross.

Learn more at beforethecross.com

The guys discuss their experience at a retreat in Gun Barrel City talking about the significance of retreats, and the benefits of stepping away from daily routines. They explore themes of fellowship, personal growth, and the importance of unstructured time for reflection and rejuvenation. This episode also includes much eating of chips and salsa.

The guys discuss the significance of community and friendships, emphasizing the challenges adults face in forming deeper connections. They explore the role of vulnerability in friendships, the importance of intentionality, and how to navigate surface-level interactions. There’s great value of being known and learning from Jesus' example in building meaningful relationships. And perhaps the greatest podcast intro that has ever happened on the face of the planet featuring Christopher Walken, Mike Tyson, and Morgan Freeman.

The guys discuss the concept of idols in our lives, particularly in the context of parenting and the anxiety that can arise from the fear of losing a child. It’s crucial to know the importance of placing God at the center of our lives and recognizing when good things can become ultimate things.

The guys talk about the significance of having a solid foundation in life, drawing parallels between personal growth and a recent concrete driveway project. They discuss the importance of addressing pride, the need for continuous maintenance in relationships and personal development, and the lessons learned from the construction process. They emphasize the necessity of self-reflection and the role of the Gospel in shaping one's heart and mind.

Mike and Chris speak and crunch cheese puffs with Mark and Amy Latham, Directors of Latitudes, a non profit existing to market and advocate for artisan-based small businesses around the world who seek to impact resource-deprived communities, particularly in poverty stricken regions.

In this interview with Steven Jones, we discuss the importance of storytelling in nonprofits and the local city, and the impact it has on volunteers and the community. Narratives have the power to connect people and promote a way to move forward together.