Redemption Hill Boise Podcast

Towards whom do you feel hostility? Last Sunday was Pentecost, a celebration of the Holy Spirit being poured out onto all flesh. Bob talked us through Acts 2, and how a persistent Pentecost heals our divisions, and breaks down our walls. The work is to allow the Spirit to do the unfinished work of becoming like Jesus. Find more from Redemption Hill at  redemptionboise.org, or

Do we truly love our neighbor? How often do we hang out with people who differ from us? And what does the Old Testament law (think: circumcision, warfare rules, and sacrifice) have to do with it? For this episode of Whole, Kyle walks us through the minds of the Jewish Romans, and connects the law Paul refers to with our own stubborn hearts that are so often unwilling to love our ne

“Breakthrough requires a breaking.” Do you desire freedom from the land where death casts his shadow? For this episode of Whole, Jessie talks about the Biblical image of the wilderness, and how naming our own suffering and temptations as wilderness can open us up to God and to allow God to form and refine something new in us. God is in the wilderness with you; you are not alone

What does it actually mean to live by faith? And what does our identity and idolatry have to do with it? What does it look like to walk in through paradoxes of mercy and worship and righteousness and evil and punishment as we desire to be like God? Robert gets into all this in episode 3 of Whole as he walks through Romans 1. You don't have to rely on your own righteousness. Jesus,

Where do you go when you can’t keep working so hard to create an identity for yourself? What aspects of you do you hold as your core identity in the world? What if yourself wasn’t something you had to work to create or present to the world in the hope that it is good enough, but rather something that is given to you, something you’re called into? For todays’ episode of Whol

“We have a particular role to play.” Why is it that, in an age of enlightenment, seeming prosperity and life and wealth and affluence, we are afflicted with an epidemic of anxiety, depression, ennui, and pain? What is the disconnect? We will be diving into these questions over the next 12 weeks through the spring sermon series, Whole: Building a Good Life in an Age of Anxiety,

“You don’t have to hide anymore. Your shadow doesn’t have to lead you.” Are you tired of the broken staleness of your life? Are you weary with the every day ins-and-outs of trying to be alive in the world? For our Easter episode, Robert talks about the interaction between Peter and Jesus in John 21, and the truly radical, unconditional forgiveness that Jesus offers. It is n

“The message and the demonstration are connected.” What does Jesus actually say about living missionally? And how can we specifically live it out? For today’s segment of Therefore, GO, Robert walks us through Luke 10, examining Jesus’ call to mission: receiving and giving hospitality, and going with those who are going towards God. He also explains the BLESS rhythms: begin

“How can we look to the church of the past to help us shape what’s coming next?” It’s easy to assume (and sometimes nice to fantasize that) we know everything–that we’re the most important generation, or the most important country, or person in our sphere, or in our family, etc. But Jesus (and an examination of the history of the church) turns that idea on it’s head.

"We are authorized to share the good news. Not only are we chosen, but we are given authority." We had a special guest speaker for this episode of Therefore,Go–Bill Randall. Bill is a leader with The Syndicate here in Boise, and came to talk to us about living as missionaries and revisiting and breathing new life into what can feel like a nervous topic for many of us: an evangeli