ROUND THE TABLE PODCASTS

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Regarding Leadership

The Regarding Leadership Podcast is a monthly podcast of ‘Round the Table. In this podcast we have conversations and content regarding leadership that is healthy and heartfelt, proven and practical – for leaders who are actually leading.

Gospel Threads

The Gospel Threads podcast, is a bi-weekly podcast of ‘Round the Table where three Christian women (wives, mothers, and friends) discuss easy-to-miss themes woven through all of scripture and explore what they mean for our lives today. 

That's a Good Question

That’s a Good Question is a weekly podcast from ‘Round the Table where each week we do our best to faithfully answer your honest questions about the Christian faith, theology, life, and more – helping you to walk more confidently with Christ.

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Live Like it's True

Know the story, share the story, live the story.

In each episode, Shannon Popkin and her guest talk through one of the most interesting or astonishing stories of the Bible, and how to live like it's true. Shannon is the author of six books, and speaks regularly for Christian women's retreats, conferences, and events.

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July 30, 2026
Welcome to the Gospel Threads podcast, where we explore easy-to-miss themes woven through all of scripture and explore what they mean for our lives today. We are three Christian women, wives, moms, friends and podcast co-hosts. Gospel Threads is a part of the ‘Round the Table family of podcasts.
July 30, 2026
In this episode of That’s a Good Question, Pastor Ryan Kimmel interviews Shannon Popkin, an author and host of the Live Like It’s True Podcast, about her latest book “Kinda Judgy: Finding Mercy for Myself and Others in Six Stories of the Bible.”
July 2, 2026
In "Hiring Church Staff – Part 1," discover the essential groundwork every church should lay when bringing on new staff. This episode dives into the critical reasons why churches need dedicated personnel and how strategic staffing can elevate ministry effectiveness. Rather than viewing staff as mere budget items, we explore the transformative potential of investing in your church's mission and leadership. Learn how the right staff can enhance accountability and excellence within your ministries. Join us as we discuss practical insights on when and how to expand your team, ensuring your church thrives in its mission and long-term growth.
June 4, 2026
In a world where community and faith often intertwine, the act of church planting emerges as a vital mission. Join us as we delve into an enlightening conversation with Ethan Ezikian, a dedicated Pastor at Union Church in Howell, MI. Discover the profound significance of establishing new congregations and how they serve as beacons of hope and connection in our communities. Ethan shares insights rooted in scripture, illustrating the biblical foundation for this transformative work. Whether you're a seasoned believer or simply curious about the role of faith in society, this discussion promises to inspire and challenge your perspective on church planting.
May 20, 2026
In this episode, Pastor Jon discusses with Pastors Ryan and Nate many questions about Scripture, life, theology, and current events from a live audience.
May 13, 2026
In this episode, Pastor Jon discusses with Pastors Ryan and Nate many questions about Scripture, life, theology, and current events from a live audience.
May 7, 2026
Dive into the unexpected connections between "Stranger Things" and the Bible in our latest episode! Discover the intriguing stories of Jeremiah’s underwear, Samson’s gamble over clothing, and a prophet who walked naked for three years. These surprising moments challenge our understanding of shame and identity, revealing profound insights about what it means to be truly clothed. Join Stephanie as she weaves together these narratives, uncovering the powerful and recurring theme of clothing throughout Scripture. Don’t miss this captivating exploration that promises to change the way you view both the show and the ancient text!
April 30, 2026
In the dynamic world of ministry, the lessons from Moses' journey are more relevant than ever. As large ministries expand, the challenge of leadership can become overwhelming. Discover how Moses' father-in-law offered transformative wisdom that not only lightened the load but also fostered a sustainable approach to shared responsibilities. This biblical insight is crucial for any growing ministry seeking to thrive amidst increasing demands. Join us as we explore these timeless principles that can reshape your ministry's future and ensure it remains vibrant and effective in its mission. Don't miss out on these essential lessons for sustainable growth!
April 28, 2026
In this episode of That’s a Good Question, Jon Delger and Ryan Kimmel answer lots of great questions from listeners about important topics and tough passages in the Bible!
April 23, 2026
Are you ready for a spiritual wardrobe makeover? In our latest episode, we explore Colossians 3:1–17, where Paul offers us the ultimate fashion advice for our souls. Just like that favorite outfit that makes you feel like your true self, we’re invited to shed the burdens of sin and embrace the virtues that truly define us as believers. Join us for a divine closet refresh that promises to elevate your spirit and style—without breaking the bank! Discover how to dress for success in your faith journey and step into the life you were meant to live.
April 21, 2026
In this episode of That’s a Good Question, Jon Delger & Ryan Kimmel answer lots of great questions from listeners about important topics and tough passages in the Bible!
April 14, 2026
What does the Bible say about immigration? Are immigration laws unjust? Is immigration enforcement unjust? How can Christians think about these issues from a biblical worldview?

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