This conversation unpacks the rarely-taught final greetings in Colossians 4 and reveals how Paul’s ministry team models servanthood, prayer, perseverance, and calling. Joshua Meyer and Pastor Tom explore the unique roles of the ten people mentioned, drawing out practical questions that help listeners reflect on their own ministries and spiritual growth. Together they highlight how the right relationships shape confidence, energy, motivation, and resilience in the Christian life. Through honest dialogue, personal stories, and pastoral insight, listeners are encouraged to evaluate their inner circle and embrace the ministry God has placed before them. The episode closes with a grounding reminder that God invites His people to bring Him their deepest pain, trusting Him to comfort and strengthen their hearts.

This conversation explores Paul’s call in Colossians 4:2–6 to live a life anchored in prayer, watchfulness, and wisdom before a watching world. Pastor Tom and Pastor Joshua unpack how devotion to prayer forms the foundation for clarity, courage, and grace in everyday conversations about Christ. Together they reflect on the importance of spiritual readiness, the tender work of listening for God’s voice, and the trust required to let God open doors for gospel opportunities. They also discuss what it means to live a life seasoned with both truth and grace, especially in relationships with unbelievers, family members, and those we long to see restored. The episode ultimately invites listeners into a deeper union with God that shapes their witness and strengthens their walk with Jesus.

In this episode, Joshua and Pastor Tom explore how the gospel transforms our most important relationships: marriage, parenting, and the work we do every day. Together they unpack Colossians 3:18–4:1 and discuss how practicing our faith meaningfully shapes the way we love those closest to us. They look at current research on marriage satisfaction, the impact parents have on their children’s emotional world, and the sacred nature of everyday work. The conversation blends biblical wisdom, personal reflection, and practical guidance you can apply immediately. This is a hopeful, grounded invitation to pursue a Christ-centered life at home and beyond.

In this episode of You Matter, Pastor Tom and Pastor Josh dive deep into the heart of forgiveness and peace from Colossians 3:12–17. Together, they unpack the three categories of forgiveness (mistaken offense, simple forgiveness, and complex forgiveness) revealing how each shapes our relationships and our inner life with Christ. The conversation moves from releasing resentment to letting the peace of Christ rule in our hearts through surrender, gratitude, and supernatural trust. Ultimately, they challenge listeners to stop living as the hero of their own story and let Jesus take His rightful place as the Hero bringing freedom, healing, and lasting peace.

In this week’s episode of You Matter: A Spring Hills Podcast, Pastor Josh Meyer and Pastor Dan Pound dive deep into Colossians 3:1–11, exploring what it truly means to set our hearts and minds on things above. Together they unpack the difference between shame and conviction, and how believers can live from their identity in Christ rather than striving for it. The conversation challenges listeners to embrace radical transformation dying to the old self and walking daily in the power of the Holy Spirit. Through personal stories, practical examples, and authentic reflection, this episode helps believers rediscover what it means to live as new creations. Tune in and be reminded that your life in Christ is purposeful, empowered, and free.

In this powerful episode of You Matter: A Spring Hills Podcast, Pastor Tom and Pastor Josh explore what it truly means to stay connected to Christ in a world full of noise, distractions, and self-reliance. Drawing from Colossians 2:16–23, they unpack Paul’s warnings about hollow religion and reveal how transformation comes through deep relationship, not rule-keeping. Together, they discuss five biblical ways to remain connected to Jesus and how love (not willpower) is the key to lasting change. The conversation also dives into how our view of God shapes our ability to love Him, drawing from stories of humility, patience, and grace. This episode will renew your desire to draw near to Jesus and rediscover the peace that comes from abiding in Him.

In Episode 60 of You Matter: A Spring Hills Podcast, Pastor Tom and Pastor Josh dive deep into Colossians 2:9–15, unpacking what it truly means to be made alive with Christ. Together they explore the spiritual mystery of baptism as both a death to self-centered living and a resurrection into a Christ-centered life. Pastor Tom breaks down the fullness of God dwelling in believers (the reality of being fully forgiven, fully alive, and filled with the fullness of God)while Pastor Josh shares a personal story of clarity and conviction that led him to surrender fully to Jesus. The conversation exposes how the enemy attacks our confidence and how the Spirit empowers us to walk in holiness, sensitivity, and joy. The episode closes with an intimate glimpse into Pastor Tom’s morning routine of mastering the day through prayer, surrender, and the filling of the Holy Spirit.

In this heartfelt episode of You Matter, Pastor Tom and Pastor Josh dive deep into Colossians 2:1–8, exploring what it means to contend spiritually for others and stand in the arena on behalf of those we love. They unpack Paul’s metaphor of being rooted and built up in Christ, drawing strength from Him as the source of every good fruit in our lives. Together, they reflect on the importance of authentic Christian relationships, the beauty of modeling love and forgiveness in community, and how such relationships reveal the heart of Christ more deeply than words ever could. The discussion also warns listeners about the subtle deceptions of worldly values, spiritual complacency, and self-condemnation that can derail faith. Ultimately, this episode calls believers to deepen their roots in Jesus, fight for others in prayer, and live lives that bear lasting fruit for God’s glory.