“The Lord is near.” These four words can plant a seed of peace when anxiety feels overwhelming. In this episode, we talk about gentleness, gratitude, and the quiet beginnings of a peace that grows within us and around us.

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What does it mean to hate evil and hold on to what is good? This episode invites us to think about our capacity for love, the limits we place on ourselves, and the strength that comes from community.

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What would it look like to live in a world where no one was in need? This week’s Round Hill Radio takes us into Acts 4 and a challenging conversation about wealth, justice, and learning to be uncomfortable in pursuit of community and grace.

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Some wounds remain. But through them, light can enter. This week, we talk about Jesus’ scars, our own, and the peace that comes when we release the need to be perfect.

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Is the David and Goliath story just about underdogs winning? Or is there more to it? Join us as we unpack this familiar scripture and consider what it means to follow Jesus in a world that still pits strength against weakness.

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Sometimes the kings are confused, the prophets are blunt, and the real wisdom comes from those without names. This week’s Round Hill Radio reminds us that God’s spirit works through ordinary voices to bring extraordinary change.

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Moses’ encounter with the burning bush reminds us that God often meets us in the ordinary—then asks us to do extraordinary things. This week on Round Hill Radio, we talk about holy ground, reluctant courage, and why every small step matters.

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In Luke 4, Jesus returns home — and the welcome isn’t what you might expect. This episode explores the tension between comfort and calling, and what it means to live faithfully in community.

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In this episode, we discuss the beginning of Jesus's public ministry, which started with a 40-day retreat in the desert. We explore the idea of a "wild place" not as a solitary escape, but as a space to encounter new voices and perspectives. Inspired by creative thinkers, we discuss how intentionally "disappearing" from our routines can open us up to new ideas and insights, allowing us to become better "receivers".

Join us as we explore the book of Nehemiah, a text that speaks to the power of collective action. We discuss how Nehemiah’s story mirrors our own community's journey and how it can be a source of inspiration as we move forward. The episode also touches on the humor and "judgy" nature of Nehemiah's first-person account and how it portrays the messy, non-linear reality of any journey toward a big goal