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Not Yet Now with Zach Dasher

Not Yet Now with Zach Dasher

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 Welcome to Not Yet Now, a podcast where we explore the tension of living in the "already, not yet" reality of God's kingdom. Together, we'll dive into how Christ's reign is breaking into our world today, even as we long for its complete fulfillment. Join us as we reflect on how this dynamic shapes our culture, our lives, and our calling to live in the light of the kingdom that is both here and still to come. Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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    • Seeing Beyond Sight: The Desperate Faith of Bartimaeus | #65

      Seeing Beyond Sight: The Desperate Faith of Bartimaeus | #65
      Jan 13 2026
      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.
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      39 min
    • The Back of the Line: Where True Glory Is Found | #64

      The Back of the Line: Where True Glory Is Found | #64
      Jan 6 2026
      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.
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      47 min
    • Disordered Desires & What We Get Wrong About Jesus (Mark 10) | #63

      Disordered Desires & What We Get Wrong About Jesus (Mark 10) | #63
      Dec 30 2025
      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.
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      46 min
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