Round Hill Radio

Why do we place so many expectations on summer? Through the story of Martha and Mary, we reflect on busyness, distraction, creativity, and the possibility that what nourishes us may not look like what culture tells us rest should be. #FaithAndLife #RoundHillChurch #CommunityOfHope #SpiritualPractice #SummerThoughts

What keeps people from telling their stories? This week, author and teacher Grant Faulkner joins Round Hill Radio to talk about creativity, self-doubt, attention, and the belief that every person’s story matters. Along the way, the conversation explores writing, faith, and the power of noticing the world around us. #RoundHillRadio #Storytelling #ProgressiveFaith #Creativity #CommunityOfHope

What if an ordinary life is not something to fear, but something to cherish? In this episode, we explore happiness, attention, childhood wonder, and the surprising beauty that can be found in everyday moments when we slow down long enough to notice them. #RoundHillRadio #SacredOrdinary #ProgressiveFaith #CommunityOfHope #TheArtOfNoticing

For our 250th episode of Round Hill Radio, we did something a little different: we recorded live during Sunday worship, surrounded by the community that has shaped these conversations from the very beginning. Together, we reflected on faith, curiosity, connection, and the ways ordinary moments can become sacred when we share them with one another. Thank you for being part of these first 250 episod...

What does authentic leadership actually look like? In this cozy and deeply human conversation, we talk about whimsy, vulnerability, mentorship, and the challenge of balancing professionalism with being fully yourself. #RoundHillChurch #FaithThatGrows #WomenInChurch #AuthenticLeadership #HopeInAction

From prayer gardens to labyrinths to questions about God, this conversation explores how people of all ages engage faith in different ways. We reflect on creativity, curiosity, and how community helps us discover the holy in everyday life. #RoundHillChurch #InclusiveFaith #FaithAndLife #SacredNoticing #Belonging

What deserves our urgency? What is worth our focus, our energy, even our obsession? This episode explores the idea of “courageous compassion” and what it means to seek a world shaped by love, justice, and care for one another. #RoundHillRadio #CourageousCompassion #ProgressiveFaith #CommunityOfHope #FaithInAction

The first Easter morning was filled with questions, not certainty. Perplexed and afraid, the women at the tomb encountered something they could not explain. We reflect on what it means to find hope in the middle of uncertainty. #RoundHillChurch #ProgressiveChristianity #FaithAndHope #SacredMystery #Easter

Ezekiel writes in a time of exile, uncertainty, and deep loss. And yet, his vision insists that endings are not always the end of the story. This conversation reflects on hope, resilience, and the courage to believe in renewal. #RoundHillChurch #FaithAndHope #ProgressiveChristianity #SacredNoticing #Hope

From earthquakes to community organizing to the story of Jesus entering Jerusalem, this episode explores how agitation can awaken courage, creativity, and purpose. Sometimes the things that disturb us are the very things that move us forward. #RoundHillRadio #FaithAndJustice #ProgressiveChristianity #CommunityOfHope #SacredOrdinary

What if faith is less about certainty and more about curiosity? This conversation reflects on biblical translation, the beauty of questions, and how community helps us navigate the mysteries of life and faith. #RoundHillChurch #FaithAndLife #ProgressiveChristianity #SacredConversation #HopeInAction

What if discomfort is not something to avoid, but something that can help us grow? We explore Ash Wednesday, the practice of Lent, and how community helps us hold mortality, uncertainty, and possibility together. #RoundHillRadio #SacredNoticing #InclusiveFaith #AshesAndHope #CommunityCare

n a time of deep division and disconnection, gathering together matters more than ever. This episode explores community, human connection, and why seeing each other face to face can be an act of faith and hope. #RoundHillRadio #CommunityOfHope #ProgressiveFaith #Belonging #FaithInAction

Church has splintered many times across history, often around social change. We reflect on what unity could look like now, and how faith communities can make room for difference while staying rooted in love. #RoundHillRadio #FaithAndJustice #InclusiveChurch #CommunityOfHope #ProgressiveChristianity

When Jesus places a child in the center, everything shifts. This episode explores vulnerability, dependence, and why becoming “like a child” may be far more challenging and transformative than we expect. #RoundHillRadio #ProgressiveFaith #SacredCommunity #FaithThatGrows #HopeInAction

What if being busy isn’t a virtue? This week’s conversation explores the difference between productivity and fruitfulness, the weight of cultural expectations, and how faith invites us to slow down and trust that we are already enough. #RoundHillChurch #ProgressiveChristianity #FaithThatGrows #HopeInAction #Enough

Advent invites waiting, but it also invites honesty. This episode explores why the church can be a place to name pain, hold silence, and trust that God meets us even when things do not feel better yet. #RoundHillChurch #AdventHope #InclusiveFaith #FaithThatGrows #HoldingSpace

What does it mean to wait with hope? This week we explore the mystery of Advent, the ordinary holiness of Mary’s story, and the ways joy and fear often arrive together. #RoundHillRadio #AdventJoy #FaithAndHope #ProgressiveChristianity #CommunityOfHope

“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. #RoundHillChurch #ProgressiveChristianity #SeedsOfPeace #FaithAndHope #HopeInAction

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. #RoundHillRadio #FaithAndHope #ProgressiveFaith #CommunityOfHope #SacredOrdinary

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. #RoundHillRadio #ProgressiveFaith #FaithAndJustice #InclusiveChurch #CommunityOfHope

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. #RoundHillChurch #ProgressiveChristianity #Hope #SacredNoticing #InclusiveFaith

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. #RoundHillChurch #RoundHillRadio #InclusiveFaith #HopeInAction #ProgressiveChristianity

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. #CommunityOfHope #RoundHillRadio #SacredOrdinary #ProgressiveFaith #HopeInAction

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. #RoundHillRadio #ProgressiveChristianity #Exodus #HolyGround #Hope