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As our church community grows, we want you to come to know our Pastor's hearts and our leader's hearts intimately. As a result, Spring Hills has created a podcast to go deeper in the hearts and stories of those loving, living, and leading like Jesus Christ.

Podcast · By Spring Hills Church, Granville OH · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    105. Entrusted (opens the original)

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    Abstaining from sinful desires is the central, practical focus of this episode of You Matter. Pastor Tom reads 1 Peter 2:11 and then walks us through four actionable practices for resisting the things that wage war on our souls: examine and reframe your perspective (God wants your flourishing, not your boredom), create distance from temptation, recruit a friend or trusted person in the moment of temptation, and pray for God's power. Using honest pastoral stories—about addictions that began as a

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    104. Living Stones (opens the original)

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    1 Peter 2:1-10 anchors this conversation about desire, discipline, and identity. In this episode Pastor Tom leads a close reading of the passage and then shifts to actionable coaching: take care of the basics (pray, sleep, prepare), shape your environment (habit stacking and pre-packed bags), and change how you celebrate (reward the small wins). Laura and Griffin bring real-life examples—how a short nightly prayer sparked a craving for Scripture, and how repeated effort turned fitness into delig

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    103. Redeemed (opens the original)

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    Want a faith rhythm that actually changes your life? 1 Peter is the spotlight of this episode as Tom, Laura, and Griffin walk through how Scripture, community, and spiritual practices shape a love that’s sincere and all-out. In this episode we introduce and model the Four Pillars-daily devotions, weekend sermon, small-group discussion, and a follow-up podcast-as a repeatable system to anchor your week in a single passage. Using 1 Peter 1:22–25 the hosts explain the Greek terms behind ‘brotherly

  4. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    102. Set Your Hope (opens the original)

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    Training vs trying is the central theme of this conversation as Dr. Tom Pound and Joshua Meyer explore how spiritual transformation happens by disciplined practices rather than intermittent effort. Starting from John Ortberg’s distinction and moving into the practical four-pillar plan used at Spring Hills (daily devotions, weekend sermons, small-group discussion, and follow-up podcasts), the episode models a training loop you can join. The hosts unpack 1 Peter 1:10–17 with special attention to v

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    101. Living Hope (opens the original)

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    1 Peter 1:3-9 is a life-changing promise - are you listening as a co-host? In this episode Pastor Tom Pound goes solo and makes the listener the co-host, leading a candid conversation around 1 Peter 1:3-9 that blends pastoral stories, practical mental-health research, and spiritual formation. You’ll hear a funeral anecdote that lands a surprising reminder about ministry’s power, a Gallup-backed case for how faithful church patterns protect mental health, and a simple but powerful adult-learning

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