The guys reflect on the latest interview with Lauren Adams about navigating faith through personal loss.

The guys interview Lauren Adams who works within Student Ministry at 121 Community Church in how to navigate faith in the midst of personal loss. Lauren shares her journey of faith, the importance of community, and how recent losses have shaped her understanding of God's character. Plus she shares her excitement and what is going on with the next generation coming up!

In this episode, the guys reflect on their journey over the past year of podcasting. They discuss the motivations behind starting the podcast, the challenges they faced, and the joys of connecting with people. Here’s looking forward to Year 2!

In this solo episode, Chris reflects on the Game 7 heartbreak as a lifelong Colorado Avalanche fan living deep in Dallas Stars territory. With zero control over the outcome and no real connection to the players, why does a loss still sting like it’s personal?

The guys reflect on the latest interview with Jake Brown about recognizing and managing ADHD.

Jake Brown shares about identifying and living with ADHD, speaking to how it impacts work and home life, and the importance of finding outlets for expression. Through personal stories and practical advice, Jake emphasizes the need for community support and the value of embracing one's unique design.

In another grab bag episode, the guys discuss and begin to rant over using Zoom, Chat GPT, the economy, lunch vs dinner, backwards letters on hats, sweat pants and PJs, motorized scooters, basketball, and of course, foldable phones. 

The guys reflect on the latest interview with Adam McBride about serving in the Czech Republic.

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 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.