Cheyenne Hills Podcast

In this episode, we walk through the story of Ruth and see how circumstances clarify what truly matters. From loss and uncertainty in Ruth 1, to hope in a new family home, to insider guidance and noble character, the story unfolds into one of God’s most beautiful redemptive endings. This episode reminds us that God is writing something greater than we can see, even when the beginning feels painful.

In this message from Family Matters, we examine Joshua 24 and the call for families to make a clear and courageous decision to follow God. A family that worships Him, serves Him, resists compromise, and commits wholeheartedly will stand firm in a culture of divided loyalties.

In this episode of Family Matters, we explore God’s ingenious design for families — not as culture defines it, but as Scripture reveals it. From creation in Genesis 2, to the servant-hearted example of Christ in Philippians 2, to the call to mutual submission in Ephesians 5, we unpack how God’s design depends on character before position. This episode challenges us to rethink leadership, humility, and what it really means to live out God’s design within the family.

In this message from the Family Matters series, Pastor Jon examines God’s ingenious design for families and how it depends on servant-hearted humility and mutual submission. Scripture shows that strong families aren’t built on control or authority alone, but on Christlike character lived out in everyday relationships.

In this episode of Family Matters, we walk through Joseph’s story and the powerful progression we see unfold, consequences that lead to confession, confession that softens hearts, and compassion that makes room for restoration. This episode is about what happens when truth comes out, hearts soften, and God begins to restore what was broken in families.

In this message from the Family Matters series, we trace the journey in Joseph’s story from consequences to confession, compassion, and restoration. Genesis shows how God uses truth, time, and grace to heal what sin and secrecy break within families.

What does it actually mean to pursue peace and where does our responsibility end?

In this episode, we dig into the tension between peacemaking and personal limits. Scripture calls us to live at peace with others as far as it depends on us, but what does that look like when peace isn’t returned?

We also explore why it’s so easy to spot flaws in others while missing our own blind spots, and what practices actually help us examine ourselves before addressing someone else. This conversation challenges us to slow down, look inward, and pursue peace without ignoring truth, boundaries, or accountability.

In this message, we explored how followers of Jesus respond to offense. Rather than reacting with anger or seeking revenge, Scripture calls us to bless, pursue peace, and examine our own hearts first. Romans 12 reminds us to do our part in peacemaking while trusting God with justice and outcomes beyond our control.

Forgiveness sounds simple, until you actually have to live it out.

In this episode, we wrestle with the real questions most people think but rarely say out loud:
How do you know when you’ve actually forgiven someone? Is forgiveness still required if the other person never apologizes or seeks it? And is forgiveness supposed to be instant… or is there a process and timeline to it?

We unpack what forgiveness is (and what it isn’t), how it impacts our hearts even when reconciliation isn’t possible, and why Scripture calls us to something deeper than just “moving on.”

Series: Offense

Speaker: Jon Simpson

1/18/26