DC Table Talk: The Overflow Edition

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Welcome to DC Table Talk: The Overflow Edition with Bryan Evans and Pastor Rodney Thrift. We believe meaningful faith conversations happen around tables, not in rows. If Sunday is the meal, this podcast is the overflow. Each week, we dig deeper into the message to help you put action behind what you hear. Our focus is growth over perfection and direction over pressure. Sunday starts the conversation, but this is where it continues. Pull up a chair—there’s always room at the table.

Episodes

  1. 1D AGO

    Ep 4: The Myth of the "Lone Wolf" Christian (Why You Can't Grow Alone)

    Can you claim to follow Jesus if you refuse to follow Him into community? In this episode, Pastor Rodney Thrift and Bryan Evans unpack Part 2 of the "Growing Up" series, tackling the myth of the "Lone Wolf" Christian. We discuss why isolation makes your faith fragile, the biblical mandate to move from "rows to circles," and why friction with other people is actually necessary for your spiritual growth. If you are tired of stalling out in your faith, the answer might not be more Bible study—it might be more people. Listen to more episodes: https://www.destination-church.org/podcast

    27 min

  2. FEB 4

    Ep 3: Spiritual Growth is a Stick Shift: Why You Feel Like You're Stalling Out

    Is your spiritual life on autopilot? In Episode 3, we dive into the first message of our new series, "Growing Up." Pastor Rodney and Bryan Evans discuss why spiritual maturity is like driving a manual transmission—it requires intentionality, and sometimes you're going to grind the gears. We talk about the "Know God" stage of growth, the trap of perfectionism, and why you can't fake maturity. Listen to the full Sunday Message "Know God": 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3ureQmTfCfrP12LtOBUdXK?si=f6bfff56317442d6 Timestamps: (00:52) Why spiritual growth is a clutch and a gear shift, not an automatic. (04:15) Are you still living on spiritual milk? (Hebrews 5). (16:20) Why God wants your honesty, not your performance. (21:46) It’s okay to stall out—just restart the car. Sunday starts the conversation. This is where it continues.

    23 min

  3. FEB 3

    Ep 2: Why You Feel Stuck & How to Move Forward (Faith, Fitness, & Freedom)

    In Episode 2, Bryan Evans and Pastor Rodney Thrift break down the "All Things New" series. We discuss why Faith is about daily rhythms, why Fitness is about capacity (not perfection), and why Freedom requires honesty before effort. If you feel stuck, remember: God meets us where we are, but He loves us too much to leave us there. Listen to the full Sunday Messages: 🎧 New Faith: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5mGoIVbOtIWukcXRUtYF90?si=7c4e7199e1ac4f11 🎧 New Fitness: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2ZESqWPTQA6tfChfMTptao?si=f6bb2e5dd8e741c1 🎧 New Freedom: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0zz15FKqGKRaAOljXKjtNm?si=26a75b94fe3840eb Timestamps: (02:25) New Faith: Rebuilding trust when you've been wounded or distracted. (08:53) New Fitness: Why physical alignment unlocks spiritual clarity. (18:52) New Freedom: Why willpower fails but truth sustains. (24:43) The big takeaway: Grace doesn't expire. Sunday starts the conversation. This is where it continues.

    31 min

  4. FEB 2

    Ep 1: Welcome to the Table – Why We Launched DC Table Talk

    Join Bryan Evans and Pastor Rodney Thrift for the premiere episode of DC Table Talk: The Overflow Edition. In this introduction, we explore why we’re moving the conversation from the pulpit to the podcast. Sunday starts the conversation, but this is where it continues. Pull up a chair!

    26 min
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Welcome to DC Table Talk: The Overflow Edition with Bryan Evans and Pastor Rodney Thrift. We believe meaningful faith conversations happen around tables, not in rows. If Sunday is the meal, this podcast is the overflow. Each week, we dig deeper into the message to help you put action behind what you hear. Our focus is growth over perfection and direction over pressure. Sunday starts the conversation, but this is where it continues. Pull up a chair—there’s always room at the table.

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