Morning Watch Podcast

Stay Salty - Ashley Himes

In this episode, Ashley explores what Jesus meant when he called us the “salt of the earth.” From showing compassion and living with integrity to loving and forgiving oth

God Is With You - Rachel Trego

In this episode, Rachel talks about finding peace when anxiety begins to take over. Through Scripture, practical tools, and her own experience with anxiety during her bro

A New Beginning - Ashley Valentine-Derrer

In this episode, Ashley reflects on the transitions that come with a new school year and the mix of excitement, uncertainty, and change they can bring. Drawing from Jerem

You Don’t Have to Have the Words - Andy Hill

In this episode, Andy reflects on prayer and what happens when we simply don’t know what to say. Through Romans 8, we’re reminded that prayer doesn’t require perfect word

Building on the Firm Foundation - Michael Moore

In this episode, Michael reflects on one of his favorite camp songs, "Firm Foundation," and its roots in Jesus' parable of the wise and foolish builders from Matthew 7. S

He Must Increase, I Must Decrease - Lee Shamblin

In this episode, Lee reflects on the quiet return home following Tar Hollow 2026. Centered on John 3:29–30, he explores what it means to step back so others can step forw

Back to Ordinary - Andy Hill

In this Season 2 premiere, Andy reflects on what happens after camp ends and the journey back into everyday life. Building on the final Morning Watch at Tar Hollow, this

Pre Camp Prep - Andy Hill and Stephanie Truesdale1

In this episode, Andy offers a brief reflection as Tar Hollow camp begins, inviting those who are attending to prepare not just their bags, but their hearts for the week

The Mind of Christ - Michael Moore

In this episode, Michael digs into Philippians 2:1-11 to prepare our hearts and community for camp. He challenges us to see that true unity isn't about maintaining identi

Already On The Way - Dan Gutman

In this episode, Dan reflects on the anticipation of camp and the mix of excitement and uncertainty that often comes with it. Drawing from the story of the prodigal son i

Almost There - Andy Hill

In this episode, Andy reflects on the gift of anticipation as camp draws near. With just a few weeks until Tar Hollow, we're reminded to enjoy the excitement of what's ah

Touch Grass (Seriously) - Andy Hill

In this episode, Andy offers a simple invitation: step outside. Reflecting on the ways Jesus regularly withdrew from the crowds to pray and reconnect with God, this episo

Built on the Rock - Matt Lieber

In this episode, Matt reflects on Jesus’ parable of the wise and foolish builders and the reality that storms come for everyone. Through a deeply personal story of betray

Unbend - Michael Moore

In this episode, Michael reflects on what it means to truly notice people with compassion instead of simply passing by them. As camp draws closer, Michael invites us to c

Leave Room at the Table - Andy Hill

This week Andy reflects on the way Jesus continually widened the table, making room for people others overlooked or excluded. As camp draws closer, this episode invites u

Draw the Circle Wide - Andy Hill

This week Andy reflects on the ways Jesus continually widened the circle of belonging, inviting in the very people others pushed away. In a world that encourages division

The Music of the Spheres - Lee Shamblin

This week Lee invites us to look beyond the beauty of creation at Tar Hollow and lift our eyes to the vastness of the night sky. Through reflections on constellations, ga

God’s Long Nose - Michael Moore

This week Michael reflects on Exodus 34, where God describes Godself as merciful, gracious, and “slow to anger.” Exploring the original Hebrew phrase meaning “long of nos

A Nap and a Snack - Andy Hill

This week Andy reminds us that rest is not a luxury—it’s a necessity God built into us. Reflecting on the story of Elijah being cared for by an angel with simple rest and

Where God Meets Us - Andy Hill

This week Andy invites us to slow down and reconnect with God through creation. Reflecting on a walk at Charleston Falls, he reminds us that our minds and souls are wired