TALKS ON THE HILL

You asked for it… we’re answering the tough questions that were sent in. We picked random questions and gave real, honest answers. Nothing off limits.

We’re talking about seasonal depression, and this one is a MUST listen — especially with the weather being like it is. If you’ve been feeling heavy, unmotivated, or just not yourself lately, this conversation is going to help. And we’ve got First Lady Chelsi joining us for this one. She brings such wisdom and honesty to this topic. Don’t miss it.

We’re living in a time where everyone is offended by something. Words, tone, silence, opinions, even truth. In this episode, we talk about how offense has shifted from a moment to a mindset and why living offended is not living free. This isn’t about attacking people. It’s about freeing people. Using Scripture and real conversation, we unpack why culture rewards reaction over reflection, how discomfort gets confused with disrespect, and why an offended spirit makes it harder to carry the Gospel. This episode is a call for believers to slow down, grow up, guard their hearts, and choose maturity over outrage.

Lazy faith won’t carry you into the life God has for you. In this episode we talk about what happens when comfort becomes our default and how Jesus invites us into a living, active, intentional walk with Him. If you’re ready to move from casual to committed this episode is for you.

Thanksgiving Special on Gratitude

This Thanksgiving we’re slowing down and talking about something we all need a little more of. Gratitude. Not the cliché version. The real kind that shifts your heart and changes your perspective. In this episode we get honest about how easy it is to focus on what we don’t have and forget what God has already done. We talk faith. We talk mindset. We talk about choosing gratefulness even when life hits hard.

If you need a reminder that God is still good and you still have reasons to give thanks this one is for you. Tune in share it and let it speak to you.

Podcast Description

Words matter more than we realize. In this episode we talk about how the way we speak shapes our faith our future and our mindset. We dive into how God used words to create how Jesus used words to heal and how our own words can build or break what God is doing in our lives. This conversation is real practical and eye opening. If you have ever struggled with negative talk insecurity or speaking from your hurt this one will help you shift your language and change your life. Tune in and share it with someone who needs it.

In this episode, We talk about what happens when God starts shaking the comfortable places in your life. Sometimes He has to end comfort to start calling. Abraham had to leave home. Peter had to step out of the boat. Faith doesn’t grow where it’s comfortable it grows where it’s stretched. This conversation will challenge you to trust God in the tension and believe that discomfort isn’t punishment its preparation.

In this episode of Talks on The Hill Pastor Jeremy and Pastor Phil talk about what it really means to represent Jesus where you work. From dealing with tough coworkers to standing firm in your values this episode reminds you that your workplace isn’t just a job it’s your mission field.

In this episode, we talk about why being a Spirit-led church shouldn’t be optional it should be essential. Programs, plans, and production have their place, but without the presence of the Holy Spirit, they have no power. We dive into how a church led by the Spirit creates real transformation, not just inspiration. From the way we worship to the way we serve, every move should follow His leading. This conversation will challenge you to make room for the Spirit to move freely in your church, your ministry, and your life. 

In this honest and faith filled episode, we dive into the challenge of loving people who aren’t always easy to love. From coworkers to family members, we all face moments where grace is tested. Join us as we unpack what Scripture says about forgiveness, boundaries, and compassion—learning how to love like Jesus, even when it’s hard. Real talk, real faith, and real growth.