Hello and Welcome in to another episode of Sermon Review. Join us this week, as we continue through Leviticus, discussing the garments of the Priest.Por Dave Kiehn

In this teaching, we consider what Christians mean when we use the word “God.” There’s also a lot of vagueness and haze that comes when we use this word, even as Christians. We talk about “God” as though we’re talking about the same thing. But most of the time, we aren’t talking about the same thing at all—and that’s just IN the church. When people…

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of a Pastor and His People. Join us this time as we sit down and here from our new resident Justin Bryant.Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of A Pastor and His People. Join us for this special episode as two pastors discuss two different things that we were able to be apart of in the past week.Por Dave Kiehn

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of Sermon Review. Join us as we continue to reflect and apply our Sunday morning sermons to our lives.Por Dave Kiehn

Feelings can be tricky—they’re personal, sometimes unreliable, and easy to misinterpret. But the Bible shows us that they’re also a vital part of faith. Scripture doesn’t dismiss our emotions; instead, it gives us a roadmap to help us navigate them, leading us to their true purpose—deep, childlike intimacy with God, the creator of facts and Lord of…

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of 'A Pastor and His People'. Join us as we hear more about one of our members here at Park Baptist Church.Por Dave Kiehn

What if one of the greatest blessings in the Church is the presence of its own suffering people? Do you believe the Church needs sufferers? Brenna Blain visits Park Hill with a vulnerable message about how important it is for people to bring their authentic grief and loss into the center of the community in Jesus’ name.…

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

As a lawyer fresh out of law school, Jonathan Derby thought he knew what justice was. Punishment for the evildoer. Right? Today, Jonathan knows the justice of Jesus encompasses so much more than that. It's less about seeking punishment for evil and more about restoring humans who have been deprived of the flourishing God intends. Jonathan Derby is …

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of Sermon Review. Join us as this time we take the past two sermons and jam them into an application filled review.Por Dave Kiehn

Do you know what sex-trafficking is? Would you recognize it happening if you were staring right at it? Many of us think we would. But the sad truth is, our view of trafficking has been shaped more by the movies than by reality, which in turn enables human trafficking to hide in plain sight. It's time for the Church to open her eyes and move toward …

Hope Leadership Academy (HLA) exists to give San Diego children a chance to thrive in a world full of hope and joy. And it is easier than you think to get involved. Sarah Reed is Program Director, Volunteer Manager, and Elementary Lead Academy Coordinator at HLA. In this conversation, she shares the biggest struggles facing at-risk youth right now.…

10,000 people are currently homeless in San Diego. 70% of those people became homeless while living here. Can the Church be a crucial part of the solution to such a rampant problem? We believe so. Ashley Guzik Murray is Associate Director of Church Partnerships at San Diego Rescue Mission. She's also an amazing leader in our Park Hill Church commun…

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

There are currently 1,400 kids in the San Diego foster system. What is life like for a child in the system? What happens to the kids who don't end up placed in a foster home? In this illuminating conversation, Missy Bell briefly describes "the state of the union" of foster care in our city, as well as practical ways the Church of Jesus can literall…

Today we kickoff of SEVEN 2025—a multi-church week of worship, prayer and fasting. According to Isaiah 58, the fast God chooses is not a fast that simply benefits the ones fasting. Instead, true fasting leads us to embrace the poor and vulnerable in the name of Christ Jesus. But what does this look like practically? Today, Evan Wickham presents the…

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Matthew Pursley teaches from Genesis 45:1-7, exploring how challenging and frustrating forgiveness can be. Saying "I forgive you" is often easier than truly meaning it from the heart. Yet, God promises that when we lay our pain at the feet of Jesus, we can experience true healing.Por Park Hill Church

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of Sermon Review! Join us we discuss this week's sermon on the grain offering and the peace offering.Por Dave Kiehn

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of A Pastor and His People. Join us as we learn more about one of our member here at Park Baptist ChurchPor Dave Kiehn

This is part three of our vision series. When Jesus calls disciples to follow him, he invites them to become fishers of people. This means all followers of Jesus are to be agents of renewal by drawing people into the kingdom work God is already doing in the world. And Jesus doesn’t leave us alone in this work. He promises the empowering presence of…

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Hello and Welcome in to another episode of Sermon Review! Please join us as we review this past week's sermon as we begin our trek through Leviticus.Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

Por Dave Kiehn

For Part 2 of our 2025 Vision series, we consider what it means (and requires) to become like Jesus. Could it be true that God offers us the power to change today? What would it look like to become a church that “strenuously contends” to see one another mature spiritually? Come and see.Por Park Hill Church

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.Por Park Hill Church