A conversational reminder that inclusion starts with the people already at the table.
Beyond Sunday frames the week’s Love Unstoppable message as a plainspoken reflection on what inclusion asks of people already inside the family.

Faith carried past the weekend.
Beyond Sunday carries Sunday teaching into roundtable conversations shaped by scripture, church life, and practical faith. Episodes mix easy banter with reflections on inclusion, responsibility, community, prayer, and following Jesus when life feels uncertain.
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Beyond Sunday is a King of Kings conversation feed built around taking church teaching into ordinary life. It has the feel of people talking after a service, still carrying the message but willing to laugh before getting serious. The show often opens with loose, human details. March Madness brackets, Survivor fandom, guitars, allergies, prom-season jokes, fast-food costs, and family habits all become entry points. Then the conversation narrows toward faith. Recent episodes reflect on sermon series such as Love Unstoppable, Influencers, Not Alone, and Asking for a Friend. The Coffee Break Theology strand adds a more focused Bible-study rhythm. Greg and Marcus frame season two around men of the Bible and godly masculinity, beginning with Adam and Noah. Those episodes ask what responsibility, conviction, obedience, silence, and leadership look like when faith costs something. Adam is treated as present but passive. Noah is treated as steady under mockery, lonely but obedient. The Beyond Sunday roundtables work in a broader pastoral register. Dena Newsome and guests talk through inclusion, prayer, community, redemption after failure, and the difference between meeting people where they are and assuming they already know what to ask for. The show is at its best when it turns a biblical example into a concrete relational habit. David inviting Mephibosheth to the table becomes a way to think about seeking out people who are afraid or distant. Jesus sending people again after failure becomes a model for restoration instead of condemnation. The tone stays warm, churchy, and conversational. It is not polished lecture content. It is more like a ministry team thinking aloud, with jokes, side stories, and repeated attempts to make doctrine usable on Monday. Listeners looking for academic theology may find it too casual. Listeners wanting faith applied to family, leadership, friendship, and community life will find a steady, approachable rhythm.
Made for: Beyond Sunday suits King of Kings listeners and Christians who want sermon themes translated into family, community, leadership, and everyday discipleship. It especially fits people who like informal church conversations with practical takeaways.
What sets it apart: The show pairs church roundtable warmth with concrete biblical application, moving from casual banter into questions of obedience, inclusion, responsibility, and restoration. Its Coffee Break Theology episodes add a focused Bible-study lane without losing the conversational feel.
Beyond Sunday is a podcast where we dive into what our Church is up to, what's happening in society, go deeper into topics from Sunday mornings, and hear leadership talks and coffee break theology from Pastor Greg Griffith. This is a podcast of King of Kings Church in Omaha & Fremont, Nebraska. Learn more at kingofkings.org.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A conversational reminder that inclusion starts with the people already at the table.
Beyond Sunday frames the week’s Love Unstoppable message as a plainspoken reflection on what inclusion asks of people already inside the family.
A practical Genesis lesson on responsibility, presence, and the cost of passive leadership.
Season two opens with direct talk about godly masculinity, using Adam to frame responsibility, presence, and the cost of staying silent. The strongest stretch is when the theology gets turned into plain counsel for husbands, fathers, and community leaders.
Playful church banter that settles into a grounded conversation about community, redemption, and calling.
Beyond Sunday opens with easy roundtable banter before settling into a thoughtful conversation about influence, failure, and the kind of community that helps people get back up after they fall.

Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.




Beyond Sunday: Love Unstoppable - Week 2 centers on Romans 15, where the speakers return to the line "welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you" and connect it to inclusion and glory to God.
Greg and Marcus open season two of Coffee Break Theology with 1 Corinthians 16:13, especially the phrase "act like men," and connect it to Adam in Genesis 3.
Beyond Sunday’s “Influencers - Week 2” follows Pastor Zach Zender’s message on “the cost of influence,” with Peter’s denial, the charcoal fire, and the threefold restoration of love for Jesus.
A lighthearted conversation among church staff about family life and character formation.
A lighthearted church podcast discussing random acts of kindness day and spring allergies.
A church podcast host interviews two guests about their experiences with guitar, blending casual conversation with Christian community themes.
Beyond Sunday: Not Alone - Week 1 features Dena Newsom, Tyler Rolfson, and Greg discussing how social media can both connect people and intensify isolation.
Beyond Sunday’s “21 Days of Prayer - Week 4” features Peter Bay, Kate Solberg, and Seth Flick discussing Zach Zender’s teaching on justification and sanctification.
Tyler retells Peter's two-drachma temple tax story, where a single shekel from a fish's mouth covers both Jesus and Peter.
Hosts Dena Newsome, Seth Flick and Peter Bay open with 5 minutes of banter about National Hat Day, including Peter's size 8 fitted cap, before turning to Pastor Zach Zender's week 2 message on rebuke in the 21 Days of Prayer series.
A podcast episode where hosts and guests discuss their favorite aspects of the TV show Survivor, including challenges, tribal council, and social dynamics.
A church podcast discussing current events, theology, and church activities with a lighthearted conversation about Back to the Future Day.
A church podcast episode where hosts introduce new staff members and discuss their roles in ministry.
The hosts discuss the upcoming sermon series and share lighthearted banter about favorite soft serve ice cream.
This episode of Beyond Sunday discusses planning for heaven as an extension of retirement planning, blending spiritual and practical life considerations.
A church podcast discussing pastoral retirement and back-to-school memories with guests.