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Park Hill Church Podcast

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Teachings And Lectures From Park Hill Church

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Would you rather be seen or be honored? Bartimaeus, a blind beggar outside Jericho's gates, has no status, no family, nothing but a cloak and a shout. Yet Jesus stops for him and asks the same question he asked James and John just verses earlier — th... more

Couldn't you men keep watch with me for one hour? That's the question Jesus asks his sleeping disciples in Gethsemane, hours before the cross. This week, Matthieu Rouffet walked through Matthew 26:36–41, unpacking why Jesus wanted his closest friends... more

Everyone in this room is climbing something — a ladder, a status, a seat closer to the front. This week Todd Proctor continued our Jesus Questions series with the moment Jesus got up from the table, wrapped a towel around his waist, and washed the fe... more

Every ledger has a bottom line, and Jesus wants to know what's on yours. In Matthew 16, right after Peter makes the greatest confession in history, Jesus tells him the road ahead runs through a cross—and Peter can't stomach it. So Jesus asks the ques... more

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Recent Guests

Ashley Berkman
Reader, Park Hill Church member
Park Hill Church
Episode: "Who Do You Say That I Am?"
Dan Braga
Founding planter pastor of Park Hill; founding pastor of Neighbors Church (Jesus Living Church)
Neighbors Church / Jesus Living Church
Episode: "Do you want to be healed?"
Jason Wyatt
Reader of scripture
Park Hill Church
Episode: The Beauty of Unity
Josh Binstead
Pastor at Hope Church, Portsmouth
Hope Church, Portsmouth
Episode: Fresh Fire and Undivided Hearts
Ryan Bethea
A gifted teacher, producer, writer, and speaker with experience in deliverance ministry.
Park Hill Church
Episode: Life in the Unseen Realm
Dr. Nijay Gupta
New Testament scholar and pastor to pastors
not specified
Episode: Empathy, Discipleship, and Hope for the Church (with Dr. Nijay Gupta)
David Bailey
Reverend and founder of Arrabon, which focuses on church reconciliation efforts.
Arrabon
Episode: Gospel, Race, and Belonging Interview: David Bailey
Samantha Williams
CEO and founder of Jira Providers
Jira Providers
Episode: Rebuild the Ruins
Wheeler Fisher
Leader at GenerateHope, focusing on helping survivors of sex trafficking
GenerateHope
Episode: "Trafficking is not Happening Only in Thailand": A Conversation with Wheeler Fisher about sex-trafficking

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Evan Wickham
Host and pastor introducing and guiding the service, with a focus on pastoral leadership and teaching.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 138 ratings
  • A place to call home

    I couldn’t be more grateful to live in proximity to this church community and to have called it our home church for the past 5 years. If you grew up in the church you will most likely be refreshed and encouraged by the messages and the way community is modeled here. Community, commitment to scripture, hospitality and discipleship are core values here. The longer you come the more challenged you will be to dig down and create roots with others. This is truly a place where you can live out your wa... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gods Girl 117
    United States3 years ago
  • A Church Evolved

    I’m so incredibly thankful for Park Hill and these podcasts. Not long ago, I hit rock bottom in my spirituality and became disillusioned w the church. The leaders at Park Hill are evolving the way things are done in a very refreshing way. They acknowledge today’s challenges and realities and make sense of them in light of the scriptures. To witness minds like theirs pave this path has been immeasurably encouraging and helpful in restoring my faith in the church.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    m0g24
    United States7 years ago
  • A church that stands out

    I recently started attending Park Hill church and am so impressed. Each sermon packs a punch and is so relevant to living a Christ-like life in the current challenging modern times. I feel so encouraged every week. The podcast is the best resource, especially because I’m not always able to attend service, or if I want to reflect even further on a past weeks message.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AllieCatBat
    United States8 years ago
  • Great church plant and crucial content.

    I so appreciate these podcasts. The content is extremely well-oiled and relevant to the world we live in.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Flim flamin the jammin
    United States9 years ago

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Faith-centered messaging with a clear call to personal and communal action is a common theme across reviews.
The quality and consistency of sermons and guests is highlighted as a strong asset for outreach and sponsorships.
Listeners appreciate the blend of biblical exposition and real-world impact, especially on family and social issues.
A welcoming, scripture-driven community that blends teaching with practical life applications.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Phil & Diane Comer: Parenting Seminar
Q: Is parenting supposed to be fun? Because most of the time, it just feels like hard work.
Parenting often involves suffering and hard work, but it is ultimately fulfilling as you witness your children grow into wise and loving individuals. There will be moments of joy, but the process is demanding.
Phil & Diane Comer: Parenting Seminar
Q: How do you cultivate sibling relationships? Relationships between siblings, how do you cultivate it?
Teach them how to apologize and create an ecosystem of forgiveness to help them learn to resolve conflicts respectfully. It's important to model kindness and to be strict about disrespecting each other.
When the Church Names the Wall
Q: How should we approach the idea of uncomfortable conversations within the church?
We should embrace embracing discomfort and create spaces for dialogue that includes diverse perspectives.
When the Church Names the Wall
Q: How does the church respond to inequity?
The church responds by involving everyone in the discussion and addressing the needs of minority groups through communal actions.
Empathy, Discipleship, and Hope for the Church (with Dr. Nijay Gupta)
Q: What gives you hope that the American Church can embody that vision today?
Hope comes from interactions on a personal level, such as Young Life leaders connecting with teenagers and reconciling relationships one conversation at a time.

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This program features sermon-style teachings centered on biblical texts (notably Ephesians) and practical Christian living within a community. Episodes frequently address topics like spiritual formation, unity in the church, family and caregiving, and applying gospel principles to everyday life, including stewardship, justice, and personal growth. Noteworthy angles include a strong emphasis on Spirit-filled living, relational transformation, and a mission to model a countercultural, hospitable faith in contemporary society. The format blends expository teaching with real-life anecdotes, fostering actionable steps for listeners to grow in faith, foster community, and engage with social issues through a gospel lens.

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2. Bridgetown Audio Podcast
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1. Ashley Berkman
2. Dan Braga
3. Jason Wyatt
4. Josh Binstead
5. Ryan Bethea
6. Dr. Nijay Gupta
7. David Bailey
8. Samantha Williams

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