Even extroverts struggle with real connection sometimes, and none of us were meant to do life alone. In this episode, Kris Hutchinson gets honest about the frustrations, hurts, and exhaustion that make community feel impossible, shares a personal story of how an impromptu lunch with a friend helped him breathe again, and explores the biblical design for meaningful relationships.

We’ll unpack why community is harder than it seems, the cost of isolation, and practical ways to build honest, committed, life-giving connections. Perfect for anyone who wants to deepen friendships, lean on others, and live out the kind of community God intended.

We spend so much energy waiting for the right conditions—the perfect quiet time, the cleaned-up house, the organized schedule, the resolved problems. But what if God doesn't wait for that? In this episode, we explore how God showed up in a barn with animals and shepherds, how Jesus ate with messy people, and what it means to stop waiting for life to be tidy before we look for God. Whether your kitchen is chaotic, your schedule is overwhelming, or your life just feels like a disaster right now, this is about finding God present in the actual mess you're living in—not after you clean it up. Stop waiting for perfect. Start looking for God in the chaos and the mess.

Scripture references: Luke 2:1-20, Matthew 9:12, Romans 5:8, Psalm 62:8

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What happens when we try to fix our problems with quick solutions instead of dealing with what's actually broken? In this comeback episode, I share the story of a leaky toilet that taught me everything about why I disappeared for seven months—and how God's grace works. We all go through the same stages: ignore the problem and hope it goes away, try surface-level fixes that feel productive, then finally face what's really broken underneath. Whether you're dealing with burnout, broken relationships, spiritual dryness, or just feeling like you're barely holding it together, this episode is about letting God expose and heal what's actually wrong instead of just managing symptoms. Welcome back to Season 2—let's finish what we started.

Scripture references: Luke 5:1-11, Proverbs 14:12, Romans 7:18-19, Psalm 139:23-24, 2 Corinthians 4:16, Hebrews 4:16, James 5:16

🎙 Episode 2: When Life Feels Ordinary

Let’s be honest—some days just feel like a loop of laundry, dishes, meetings, and errands. Nothing big. Nothing exciting. Just...life.

But what if God isn’t just in the highlight reel? What if He’s in the quiet grind too?

In this episode, we explore how to find God’s presence and purpose in the ordinary rhythms of everyday life. I’ll share a personal story from a season that felt stuck on repeat, reflect on how the Bible speaks to seasons of routine, and give you three practical ways to reframe the mundane.

📝 Listener Challenge: Identify one part of your daily routine and ask, How is God meeting me here? Share your thoughts or story at https://www.krishutchinson.net/group/hallelujah-everybody/discussion

✨ Because sacred ground often looks a lot like your kitchen floor.

🎙 Episode 1: Everyday Hallelujahs

Welcome to Season 2 of The Hallelujah Everybody Podcast! We're kicking things off with a celebration of the sacred found in the simple.

In this episode, we explore what it means to notice God's presence in ordinary moments—what I like to call Everyday Hallelujahs. From small kindnesses at the grocery store to unexpected wisdom from a child, these moments remind us that God is closer than we think, even on the most average Tuesday.

You’ll hear:

• What qualifies as an Everyday Hallelujah (spoiler: it’s not always big and bold!)

• Two personal stories that made me stop and see God right in the middle of daily life

• Biblical examples of how Jesus shows up in the ordinary

• A challenge for YOU to pay attention and start collecting your own hallelujahs

📣 CALL TO ACTION: I want to hear your stories! Submit your own Everyday Hallelujah at https://www.krishutchinson.net/group/hallelujah-everybody/discussion

Your story might be featured in our final episode of the season!

🔔 Subscribe, rate, and review the podcast—it helps more people discover the hope and joy hidden in everyday life.

In this episode of The Hallelujah Everybody Podcast, I’m sharing a sermon I preached back in February 2025 on what it truly means to be brothers and sisters in Christ. As God’s family, we are called to love, support, and walk alongside one another in faith. But how do we live that out in a world that often pulls us apart?

Join me as we dive into Scripture to explore the beauty of spiritual family, the responsibility we have to one another, and how embracing our identity as God’s children can transform the way we live, worship, and serve.

Let’s walk together as one family in Christ. Hallelujah, everybody!

Video of Sermon on www.mineralbaptistchurch.org

In this special episode, we are posting the audio from a sermon preached on March 31, 2024 (Easter Sunday) based on Luke 24:1-12.

On Easter Sunday at Mineral Baptist Church, it is understandable that the resurrection and empty tomb take center stage. Believing in the resurrection of Jesus Christ is crucially important. Kris Hutchinson confronts doubts and confusion surrounding this foundational Christian doctrine. The resurrection validates Jesus' divinity and offers hope to believers. Listeners need to examine their faith and embrace the reality of Christ's victory over death. By emphasizing the significance of the resurrection, Hutchinson encourages a deeper commitment to living out the Christian faith with confidence and purpose, asserting that belief in the resurrection is essential for true Christianity, offering hope in the face of doubt and uncertainty.

Video of Sermon on www.mineralbaptistchurch.org

In this special episode, we are posting the audio from a sermon preached on April 14, 2024 based on 2 Kings 22:3-13.

When King Josiah discovers the Book of the Law in 2 Kings 22:3-13, there is a stark recognition that he and his people are guilty of disobedience to God. His response reminds us as believers to acknowledge our neglect of Scripture and prioritize personal study, affirming its authority and relevance. By engaging with God's Word, believers can navigate life's challenges with wisdom. Kris Hutchinson calls for a renewed commitment to Scripture as the foundation for spiritual growth and resilience, urging individuals and the church to recognize God's Word as perfect and free from error. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes the transformative power of God's Word and its vital role in shaping lives because the reality is Jesus is the embodied Word of God.

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