Park Hill Church Podcast

As a family of three churches in San Diego (Neighbors, All Saints, and Park Hill), we are praying through the whole Bible in 2025, together in unity. To join us, purchase a BREAD journal at one of our Sunday gatherings, or get a free digital copy of our BREAD 2025 journal HERE.

As a family of three churches in San Diego (Neighbors, All Saints, and Park Hill), we are praying through the whole Bible in 2025, together in unity. To join us, purchase a BREAD journal at one of our Sunday gatherings, or get a free digital copy of our BREAD 2025 journal HERE.

As a family of three churches in San Diego (Neighbors, All Saints, and Park Hill), we are praying through the whole Bible in 2025, together in unity. To join us, purchase a BREAD journal at one of our Sunday gatherings, or get a free digital copy of our BREAD 2025 journal HERE.

As a family of three churches in San Diego (Neighbors, All Saints, and Park Hill), we are praying through the whole Bible in 2025, together in unity. To join us, purchase a BREAD journal at one of our Sunday gatherings, or get a free digital copy of our BREAD 2025 journal HERE.

What if the good life you’ve been chasing is actually something you’re meant to be invited into? From ancient Israel’s crossroads in Deuteronomy 30 to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, God offers more than vague spirituality or good vibes — He offers blessing that leads to real flourishing. In this message, Evan Wickham explores why God’s invitation is different from every other offer on the table, and how choosing it could change everything.

As a family of three churches in San Diego (Neighbors, All Saints, and Park Hill), we are praying through the whole Bible in 2025, together in unity. To join us, purchase a BREAD journal at one of our Sunday gatherings, or get a free digital copy of our BREAD 2025 journal HERE.

What if evangelism isn’t a separate task for a few bold Christians, but the very heartbeat of worship itself? In Hebrews 13, we discover that true worship looks like lives turned outward—welcoming the stranger, entering the pain of the suffering, honoring marriage, and living free from greed. Each of these embodied acts declares to the world what God is really like: His welcome, His compassion, His faithfulness, His security. And with our lips we openly profess the name of Jesus, completing the picture of worship that both glorifies God and draws others into His family. In this message, Evan Wickham invites us to see evangelism not as pressure, but as joyful worship—our whole lives pointing to the reality of Jesus and His unshakable kingdom.

What’s really happening when we gather as the Church? Hebrews 12 says we’re stepping into Mount Zion—the very presence of God—surrounded by angels, saints, and the family of Jesus. That means evangelism isn’t about convincing people, but joyfully inviting them into a kingdom that can’t be shaken, a celebration already in motion. We get to share the story of Jesus alongside our own Jesus stories, extending God’s welcome to a world that’s hungry for hope, healing, and true belonging.

Special guest Wendy Palau shares a beautiful message from Isaiah 53, a powerful prophecy about Jesus written centuries before His birth. She explains how Christ took on our deepest burdens—sorrow, sickness, wandering, and even death—so that we might receive beauty, forgiveness, and eternal life. By knowing this true gospel, we are invited to encounter Jesus, who lifts the weight of sin, fear, and shame, and offers true hope and freedom.

What if embracing your limits is part of following Jesus? On his first Sunday back from sabbatical, Pastor Evan Wickham shares how the God who took on human limitations in Christ now calls us to receive our own as gifts. From the tree in Eden to John the Baptist’s declaration, “He must become greater; I must become less,” we see that limits remind us we are human, not the Creator. In a world discipled by the lie of limitlessness, we’re invited joyously into repentance of self-rule, to rest under God’s good design, and to flourish where He has placed us.