Podcasts about Hillcrest

Coach Stout recaps Keota's 78-48 first-round victory over Twin Cedars, spotlighting Chase Safely's 35 points (including six 3s), a stingy full-court press that created 20 turnovers, and solid contributions from the whole roster. He previews a tough second-round road matchup at Hillcrest, noting key opposing players to contain and saying ball security and rebounding will be the deciding factors.

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In this special Q&A episode of The Celebrate Kids Podcast, Wayne and Dr. Kathy answer real questions from Christian school leaders and teachers at Linville Hill Christian School in Paradise, Pennsylvania and Hillcrest Academy in Minnesota. These questions aren't theoretical. They come from classrooms, dorm rooms, and dinner tables. Here's what they tackle: How do we teach empathy, especially toward students who are hard to love? Dr. Kathy explains that empathy begins with self-awareness. If children can't identify and manage their own feelings, they will struggle to recognize others' emotions. Discernment matters. Service matters. Prayer matters. And sometimes empathy grows not by fixing someone's pain, but by simply acknowledging it. Are we fooling ourselves about technology addiction? Screens are addictive. The dopamine cycle is real. But the deeper issue isn't just devices, it's the lies we attach to them: "I deserve to be happy all the time." "I need constant choice." "I'm the center." Technology amplifies those lies. The solution is formation. Sabbaths. Boundaries. Stewardship. Teaching children that they are created on purpose and cannot afford to waste their time. What about kids using AI to write their papers? This isn't just about cheating. It continues our conversation about formation. Writing is not simply information transfer; it is character development. Wrestling with ideas, revising drafts, struggling through clarity, that's where growth happens. AI might save time. But what if the point wasn't speed? The question becomes: What kind of human are we forming in our writing? How do we help perfectionist students who freeze under pressure? Perfectionism often grows from home culture. It can reflect unrealistic expectations, fear of mistakes, or conditional approval. Dr. Kathy reminds us: Perfect has already been done. His name is Jesus. Progress matters more than flawlessness. Struggle builds endurance, character, and hope. Perfectionism paralyzes. Grace frees. Why should we let kids struggle? Because resilience only grows through recovery. James 1 and Romans 5 remind us that perseverance produces character. If we rescue children too quickly, we risk raising fragile adults. Victory after struggle builds deep confidence. Struggle isn't failure. It's formation. So, this episode is packed with practical wisdom to guide kids and parents to deeper faith and stronger conviction. If you'd like to bring Dr. Kathy to your school, church, or community, visit CelebrateKids.com and click "Book Dr. Kathy." Have a question you'd like answered in a future Q&A episode? Email Wayne at wayne@celebratekids.com. We're grateful you're here. And we're honored to help you celebrate kids well.

Coach Swanson reviews Pekin's season-defining stretch: rivalry wins over Sigourney and Hillcrest, a dramatic home victory over Winfield-Mount Union, and standout performances from Cole Milliken, Henry Adams, Elijah Brock and Nolan Glick. The Panthers' strong home record, community support, conference recognition, and a No. 2 district seed set the stage as they prepare to face Seymour in the playoffs.

As the church was beginning there was one man named Joseph whose encouragement and generosity sparked a generosity movement that left no needy people among them. Come join us on Sunday to learn how the resurrection of Jesus can inspire radical unity and genuine generosity in our community.

This episode was recorded live in front of students at Hillcrest Academy in Kalona, Iowa, using questions submitted directly by students. Pastor Don addresses foundational issues many Christians struggle to explain clearly: why prayer matters if God already knows the outcome, how free will works alongside divine foreknowledge, why suffering is unevenly distributed, what Revelation is actually describing, and how baptism functions as identity and authority rather than mere ritual. Rather than avoiding tension, this conversation leans into it—offering biblical reasoning, scriptural grounding, and practical clarity for listeners who want to think carefully about what they believe and why.

Tension is rising in our society, and fear often shapes how people live and speak. Staying quiet often feels safer than standing out. Jesus' followers in the early church faced real threats and intense opposition—instead of backing down, they became boldly unstoppable. Let's learn from their courage this Sunday!

Evening Bible teaching by Jonny Hall on the 18th January 2026.

The early church was filled with messed up people, but in a culture of scarcity, persecution, and suffering, they thrived. Solid teaching, deep connection, commitment to spiritual habits, and extreme generosity marked this early movement, and has marked every healthy Jesus Revolution since. Let's learn from them this Sunday.

On this Friday night edition of the Smithburg Auto Scoreboard Show, Coach Cheney and analyst Jeff Mills recap Lone Tree's dramatic 68-60 overtime win at Wapalo after a buzzer-beating three forced OT. Key performances, gritty defense, and career nights are highlighted, plus updates from Columbus, Hillcrest, English Valley and other regional matchups. The hosts discuss standout players, momentum implications, injuries, and conference standings while reflecting on community support and the season's surprises.

Round Guy Radio, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Titans, Packwood Locker, Smithsburg Auto and Hinchaw Trailer Sales, features Andy Kretzinger of the Southeast Iowa Union discussing big high school basketball matchups, player updates, and a special prize: each Player of the Game will win two Titans tickets. The episode previews the Super Conference North title race (Hillcrest, Winfield-Mount Union, Waco, Pekin), highlights regional teams and injuries, and explains where to watch broadcasts on Southeast Iowa Live and Mount Pleasant Live on YouTube.

The Scoreboard Show (Smithsburg Auto Scoreboard Show), presented by Henshaw Trail Sales, Packwood Locker, and the Cedar Rapids Titans, features Coach Cody Van Fleet and a late-night breakdown of Southeast Iowa high school basketball. Top results: Notre Dame beat Central Lee 64-48 behind balanced scoring and quick runs; West Burlington upset Mediapolis 44-41; Hillcrest and Columbus delivered big performances; Keokuk rolled Fort Madison 80-38. New London has turned things around with back-to-back wins led by Brigham Porter (20) and Landry Leffler (23). Holy Trinity smashed Danville 74-30. Standout players mentioned include Shea Stevens and Jackson Clark, with several teams affected by injuries and illness. The episode closes with standings implications and previewed rematches and big Friday games, noting how midseason health and momentum will shape the conference race.

This episode is a spirited radio broadcast of the Hillcrest Academy vs. Columbus Wildcats basketball game, featuring play-by-play coverage, lively commentary, and on-court action. Highlights include key players (Rowan Miller, Bailey, Sammy Davis Jr. and others), strong free-throw shooting, momentum shifts, halftime updates, and a raucous hometown atmosphere that drives the game to a memorable finish.

Evening Bible teaching by Alex Vaca on the 11th January 2026.

Round Guy Radio breaks down last night's high school basketball action: Notre Dame remains the only unbeaten team, Holy Trinity earns a big win while Coach John Helge celebrates his 100th career victory, and big upsets include Van Buren's 66-55 shocker over Fairfield and Lone Tree's strong win. We preview tonight's slate from Hillcrest Academy — where Columbus travels in aiming for another milestone season — and highlight key matchups like Pekin's important night, New London's first win, Kyoto's strong play, and several conference rivalry games across the region. Tune in live on Facebook as Round Guy Radio brings play-by-play from Hillcrest and covers the latest scores, storylines, and team momentum going forward.

Coach Stout recaps a huge weekend as the Eagles notched back-to-back victories, capped by a signature upset over previously undefeated Hillcrest. The episode highlights balanced scoring, hot three-point shooting, stout defense, and key player performances. Also covered: upcoming games, the Eagle Rock Chili Supper with a mini cheer camp, and how the team plans to stay sharp during a busy stretch of the season.

120 followers gathering indoors receive the promised Holy Spirit and the church is born. Peter confronts the people who condemned Jesus to death with the Word of God as it is being fulfilled. Repentance was their only proper next step, one that 3,000 took that very day. Come find the courage to speak out for Jesus to those in your life.

Coach Corbacus and the Columbus Wildcats celebrate a hard-fought road win over Lone Tree, fueled by big first- and fourth-quarter runs. Ellis “Little Poison” Hills poured in 27 points and Drake pushed for 24 with a historic night from deep, while Gabe Zuniga and Elliott Wesley provided key shots and energy. The team, now 6–4 (5–4 district), battled through foul trouble and flu issues but relied on depth and tough defense. The episode previews upcoming tests at Hillcrest and Highland and highlights the community support behind Columbus' turnaround.

Coach Karbakes breaks down Columbus’s 68-60 conference win over L&M, praising Drake Marin’s hot shooting and Ellis (“Little Poison”) for lockdown defense and rebounding. Gabe’s work on the boards and the team’s execution on offense and adjustments at halftime powered the comeback. The Wildcats sit 5-4 and prepare for a pivotal Friday night road game at Lone Tree, live on Round Guy Radio and Facebook, with more tough conference tests coming vs. Winfield, Pekin, Waco, Hillcrest and a rescheduled New London date.

Jesus rose from the dead. His disciples are ready for him to overthrow Rome and set up God's kingdom. But instead, He ascends to heaven. You'd think they would be wildly disappointed. But a physician in the first century records just the opposite. See how their response resulted in the Gospel going global, impacting us to this day.

Round Guy Radio recaps a busy Friday and Saturday of high-school basketball, highlighting Hillcrest's unbeaten stretch, Winfield's late win over Waco, and big performances from players like Shea Stevens and Nolan Glick. The hosts review key scores, close games, standout contributors, and preview upcoming matchups across the region.

God never forgets his people. But the 400 years of divine silence following the Old Testament can make you think he does. Among God's forgotten people is an elderly forgotten couple, barren but faithful. They had yearned and prayed for children and now their time had passed. They were no longer asking or hoping for a child. God seemed silent but he was working out an incredible plan that included them. Just when all hope seems lost God tends to show up and do his best work. We can only marvel.

Live, off‑the‑cuff JV basketball broadcast of Hillcrest Academy Ravens vs. the Fairfield Trojans, packed with energetic commentary, celebrity‑referee jokes, and a lively home crowd. Announcers call fast breaks, three‑pointers, and gritty inside play while highlighting standout moments from Charlie Hughes (the game's player of the game) and impact plays by Owen Adams, Caleb Huff, and others. Tight momentum swings, nonstop banter, and small‑town charm make this episode a fun, must‑listen snapshot of high‑school hoops.

Coach Cheney joins the Smithburg Auto Scoreboard to break down Lone Tree's crucial conference victory, key contributors like Reese Holbrook, and the team's renewed confidence heading into the break. The episode also recaps standout performances across the region — Oscar Klein's 37-point outburst, Jackson Clark's 50-point game, Shea Stevens' highlight-reel dunks — and previews upcoming matchups including Hillcrest.

Coach Swanson reviews a busy week: a big win at Lone Tree, a last-minute clincher against Columbus, and a hard-fought loss at Hillcrest. Cole Milliken leads the scoring while Nolan Blick, Elijah Brock and Henry Adam provide key support; Riley Smith and others anchor the defense. The team stands 5-2 entering the Christmas break. The Panthers aim to keep momentum during the break and will headline a Jan. 2 showcase at the Casey Center in Des Moines.

On this week's show, Sean & Joel recap the Hillcrest girls hoops performance at the Title One Classic & Malad girls "great start to the year." Then they'll breakdown this week's "Kane's Top Teams" and say farewell to Joel!The East Idaho Prepcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and wherever else you listen to podcasts.Follow our East Idaho Prepcast team on Twitter: @idahosports, @SeanKane182, @E1educadorLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

When times are tough, salvation is coming.

When all hope seems gone, God carries out his purposes

Sponsored by the Packwood Locker of Packwood, Iowa, this episode features Coach Korbakes reflecting on his first game leading the Columbus Wildcats — a hard-fought, one-point district win over Lone Tree. Coach discusses halftime adjustments that shifted Elliott to point guard, the team's balanced scoring with four players in double figures, the importance of free-throw shooting, and lessons taken from preseason scrimmages. The episode closes with Coach looking ahead to upcoming games at North Cedar and a home matchup with Hillcrest, celebrating the team's resilience and coachability as they build momentum.

San Diego Police are asking for the public's help finding the hit and run driver that killed a 60-year-old man in Hillcrest. The Zoo has formalized plans to charge $16 per day for parking for Non-Zoo members. Starting tonight at 10:00, the Hawthorne exit on the Northbound I-5 will be closed, as well as the north and southbound SR-163 connectors to I-5.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Monday. 

Coach Roth discusses Waco's scrimmages — a comeback win over Van Buren and a strong showing in the Hillcrest jamboree — highlighting improved defense, full-court pressure, and contributions from players like Holden Hughes and Adam Stafford. He previews the upcoming games against Holy Trinity and Pekin, talks roster depth and a potential transfer eligibility issue, and notes the games will be live on Round Guy Radio's Facebook page.

The Sigourney Savages, brought to you by the Packwood Locker of Packwood, Iowa, sit down with Coach Eslick after two preseason scrimmages to review performances, standout players, and lineup decisions. Coach discusses a 55–44 win over Hillcrest, a close half against Mid-Prairie, efforts to integrate young players, the hope to get Ike back, and the team’s upcoming back-to-back season openers at Colfax Mingo and Belle Plaine. He also explains the league format change to a single conference with 16 conference games and what the early schedule will reveal about the team.

On this week's episode, Sean & Joel recap recap Rigby's dominant win in the 6A football championship and runner up finishes by Hillcrest and Ririe. Then the guys will discuss their top east Idaho teams in girls basketball. Join the chat live!The East Idaho Prepcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and wherever else you listen to podcasts.Follow our East Idaho Prepcast team on Twitter: @idahosports, @SeanKane182, @E1educadorLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

On this week's episode, Sean & Joel highlight Rigby's, Hillcrest's & Ririe's semis wins and discuss their chances in their championship games. Then they'll celebrate the top college signings from east Idaho. Join the chat live!The East Idaho Prepcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and wherever else you listen to podcasts.Follow our East Idaho Prepcast team on Twitter: @idahosports, @SeanKane182, @E1educadorLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

Food is central. We all eat on a daily basis, typically. Multiple times a day. Holidays and events are centered around food. Whenever we go on dates it is almost always “out to dinner” or some activity followed up by, you guessed it, food! Food is no doubt important to us, but is it important to God? What does He think about food? Does God care what food we eat, or why we eat it? Is there a larger purpose for food than we may be aware of?

Communities across San Diego county have been pummeled with rain this week. Chief meteorologist Sheena Parveen has the latest on when the next round of rain will begin. San Diego police are investigating a pair of BB gun-type shootings outside bars in Bankers Hill and Hillcrest. San Diego city leaders say they plan to take the battle over building height limits in the Midway District to the California Supreme Court.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Wednesday. 

We are bombarded with messages through movies, music, and social feeds that seek to shape our beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors. These stories are powerful, often pulling us in and even moving us. So, will we be moved? Is there a way to engage with the world's content without having our faith compromised? This week we'll look to God's word as we seek discernment for media decisions.

(00:00:00) Depravity | The Last of Us Part 2 Analysis (Ep. 160) (00:01:35) Seattle, Continued (00:33:04) Captured (00:46:50) The TV Station (00:59:22) Chase to the Theater (01:04:10) Flashback: Did I Do Okay? (01:19:42) Burnin' Rubber at Hillcrest (01:32:18) Flashback: The Truth (01:45:15) Scars on Route 5 (01:53:31) Finding Nora (01:56:54) Ellie's Depravity Please consider supporting the show on Patreon!You can also join our free Discord server, or connect with us on Bluesky, Instagram, and TikTok!"Well you're a burden now, aren't you?"The analysis of The Last of Us Part 2 continues! In this episode, Rick and Jon examine the relationship between Ellie and Dina begin to change as secrets come to light. And as the hunt for the WLF continues, Ellie is faced with a decision—one which sets her over a precipice from which she cannot return. All of this and more in this week's episode. Hope you love the show today!Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

Do you have children or know someone who does? Each of these kids needs a good education. But what makes a good education? What if there is more to it than picking the most “successful” school? Education choice is a hot topic, and we want the best for our children. Let's unravel this difficult decision and discover our kid's true educators!

In this episode of Restauranttopia, the crew dives deep into culture — not just within your restaurant walls, but in every corner of your business ecosystem. Inspired by Cameron Mitchell's book Yes is the Answer. What's the Question?, Dave, Brian, and Anthony unpack how a restaurant's mission and culture extend to employees, guests, purveyors, investors, and the community. From the dangers of ignoring toxic high performers to the power of making vendors raving fans, this conversation highlights practical strategies and real-life stories that restaurant operators can implement today. They also touch on hospitality “moments” like the milkshake story and a surprising Diet Coke lesson that reveal why “yes” should always be the answer. Whether you're an owner, manager, or aspiring operator, this episode challenges you to think about culture as the fuel that sustains success, loyalty, and long-term profitability. Key Talking Points Why mission statements actually matter (Hillcrest Foods' example: Love the employee and customer for a lifetime loyalty). The four core questions Cameron Mitchell asked himself when starting his restaurant group: Who are we? What do we want to be? Why are we in business? What is our role? The five groups every restaurant must make “raving fans”: employees, guests, purveyors, investors, communities. Vendor relationships: shifting from adversaries to partners. The real cost of keeping a toxic high performer. Stories of hospitality in action: the milkshake story, the Diet Coke moment, and splitting checks in Vegas. Culture lessons from Margaret Heffernan's TED Talk on the “super chickens” problem. Hiring and onboarding tips: the five traits Hillcrest looks for (great human being, likability, life-change potential, long-term fit, fun & competitive). Resources Mentioned in Episode: Cameron Mitchell Book: Yes is the Answer! What is the Question? ZingTrain - "It is Irresponsible to NOT make a profit" Remember the Titans: Attitude Reflects Leadership Attitude/Performance Matrix:

Click/tap here to view the Sermon Reflection Guide. It's time to celebrate! When Project Mockingbird began, we invited you to be part of the "echo" in order to continue the great work of HPUMC over the past 109 years, both ON and FROM the corner of Hillcrest and Mockingbird. We believe the brighter HPUMC shines, the more light we bring to our community and the city of Dallas. You have answered that call.  Your support is a testament to the strength of a church that has made an impact and will continue to do so for years to come. Thanks to your generosity, we are moving forward with initiatives focused on a thriving church, thriving leadership, and thriving community partners. Our work remains ahead of us, but through this celebration, we are encouraged to keep moving forward.

Click/tap here to view the Sermon Reflection Guide. It's time to celebrate! When Project Mockingbird began, we invited you to be part of the "echo" in order to continue the great work of HPUMC over the past 109 years, both ON and FROM the corner of Hillcrest and Mockingbird. We believe the brighter HPUMC shines, the more light we bring to our community and the city of Dallas. You have answered that call.  Your support is a testament to the strength of a church that has made an impact and will continue to do so for years to come. Thanks to your generosity, we are moving forward with initiatives focused on a thriving church, thriving leadership, and thriving community partners. Our work remains ahead of us, but through this celebration, we are encouraged to keep moving forward.

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