Not Yet Now with Zach Dasher

A Divine Encounter: Unveiling the Glory of the Transfiguration | #56

Not Yet Now with Zach Dasher

Show Notes

Experience a divine moment that transforms everything you thought you knew about God and faith! Join Zach Dasher, Jill, and Branden as we explore Mark 9 and the powerful event of the Transfiguration, where Jesus radiates uncreated light alongside Moses and Elijah, symbolizing the Law and the Prophets. We’ll unpack the significance of God's declaration, “This is my beloved Son—listen to Him,” and how it shifts our understanding of the Kingdom of God from a distant promise to a present reality.

Together, we'll reflect on why some listeners would witness this transformational power—pointing to the Pentecost—and the way “Jesus only” reshapes our view of discipleship, mission, and sacred spaces in our lives. From the echoes of Sinai to the beauty of living as a mobile sanctuary, this episode reveals how the mountain experience prepares us for love at the cross. If you’ve struggled with performance-based faith, anxiety, or external pressures, this conversation invites you to center your life around the Person of Jesus—encouraging you to listen to Him and carry His presence into your daily world.

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