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Welcome to The Mountain Church podcast. We want you to feel loved and be inspired to love others. You'll get to listen to our Sunday Sermons from The Mountain Church, followed by discussions, hosted by Donovan Fullmer and Lead Pastor Samuel Goulet.
Recorded on August 9, 2026, this episode of The Mountain Podcast features Samuel Goulet continuing the Culture series with a powerful message from Revelation on the churches of Ephesus and Thyatira. Samuel challenges listeners to let Jesus examine the “lampstand” of their lives—rekindling intimacy, restoring love, and refilling the oil of the Holy Spirit—while also learning how to walk in holiness by refusing to tolerate what God wants to remove. With practical insight, humor, and a strong call to spiritual renewal, this message invites every listener to welcome the fire and love of Jesus into their home, family, church, and personal life.
In this episode, Chris Baden, preaching at the 11 a.m. service, shares a powerful message on honor as a core culture of God’s kingdom. Through personal stories, family moments, and practical examples, he shows that honor is more than appreciation—it is intentionally seeing, valuing, and lifting up others. Chris challenges listeners to practice honor in everyday life by acknowledging people, serving with humility, forgiving where needed, respecting leaders and family, and receiving God’s love without resistance. Ultimately, this message invites us to live with open hearts, recognizing the worth God has placed in others and in ourselves.
In this episode, Jim Davis, preaching at the 9 a.m. service, explores what the church is meant to be: not just a place people attend, but a people transformed by Jesus and shaped by love, generosity, joy, and authentic community. He challenges listeners to move beyond simply showing up on Sundays and instead live as the church every day by loving Jesus, loving people, serving others, forgiving quickly, encouraging daily, and creating a culture where people can encounter grace, healing, and genuine faith.
In this message, Samuel Goulet unpacks the meaning and weight of covenant—first between God and His people, then within marriage and the church community. Drawing from both Old and New Testament language, he explains that covenant is not casual agreement but a sacred commitment initiated by God and fulfilled through Jesus. Samuel challenges listeners to let that covenant shape how they follow Christ, forgive others, love sacrificially, and build marriages marked by holiness, humility, prayer, and enduring commitment.
In this message, Samuel Goulet continues The Mountain Church’s family series by exploring how the culture of our homes shapes the people we become and the impact we have on the world around us. He walks through five important questions every family can ask: what is being taught, nurtured, built, encouraged, and reached? With practical examples and heartfelt insight, Samuel encourages families to make Jesus the foundation of their home, teach faith relationally, nurture growth with intention, speak words that build up, and create homes that reflect the love, generosity, and presence of God to others.
In Part 2 of this series, Samuel Goulet continues the conversation on yokes by exploring how chains, cycles, and unhealthy patterns are broken through full surrender to Jesus. He teaches that the fruit of our lives reveals what we are submitted to, challenging listeners to move beyond surface-level faith and pursue true heart transformation through obedience, prayer, and fasting. With practical insight into how habits are formed and renewed, Samuel encourages believers to exchange control for trust, cry out to God for breakthrough, and allow Him to reshape their minds, families, and daily lives.
In this message, Samuel Goulet teaches on the spiritual reality that everyone lives under a “yoke”—a guiding force that shapes our pace, direction, and responses—and invites listeners to recognize whether they are being driven by fear, striving, shame, legalism, anger, or the freedom of Jesus. He contrasts the crushing yokes of the world with Christ’s easy and light yoke, emphasizing that true freedom comes through surrender, the work of the Holy Spirit, and learning to walk in step with Jesus. This episode encourages believers to cry out to God, receive His forgiveness, reject old patterns of bondage, and live from the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, and freedom.
In this message, Samuel Goulet teaches on the biblical blessing found in Numbers 6 and how God’s blessing should shape the way we bless our families, spiritual families, and everyone around us. He unpacks the blessing of God’s security, presence, peace, and identity, then gives practical ways to pass that blessing on through meaningful touch, life-giving words, vision, and committed faithfulness. This episode is a call to reject false sources of security, receive deeply from the presence of Jesus, and become people who consistently bless others with the love, grace, and purpose of God.
Establishing & Leaving Generational Blessings is the second Father’s Day message from the MTN Church. Jim Davis is continuing the conversation on God’s design for family, legacy, and faithfulness. Drawing from Psalm 78 and other Scriptures, Jim challenges listeners to think beyond the present and consider what their faith will leave behind for future generations. This message encourages men, fathers, and families to build a legacy of blessing through personal surrender, daily faithfulness, forgiveness, intentional values, life-giving words, and a close walk with Jesus—choosing to become a river of God’s blessing rather than a dead end.
This is the first of two Father’s Day messages from the MTN church. Steve Beason shares a personal and honest reflection on God’s design for men, fathers, and husbands. Through Scripture, life experience, and years of men’s ministry, Steve challenges men not simply to provide or protect, but to become a “portal” of God’s love into their families—reflecting the heart of Jesus through humility, faithfulness, and intentional love. This message invites men to say yes to God’s shaping work and to lead their homes with the kind of love that helps others understand the Father’s love more clearly.
In this powerful message, Samuel Goulet invites listeners to move from simply receiving in church to becoming spiritual fathers and mothers who help others grow in Christ. Using Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 4, he shows that true spiritual parenting is not about titles, recognition, or status—it is about sacrifice, endurance, humility, and love that keeps showing up. With humor, honesty, and stories from family life, Samuel challenges us to let the culture of Jesus overflow from our homes into the church, creating a community where people are pursued, encouraged, corrected in love, and strengthened to walk in the truth.
Samuel Goulet teaches from Daniel 1, showing how believers can live for Christ without compromise in a world that constantly pressures them to conform. Through Daniel’s example, this episode calls listeners to stay rooted in their identity in Christ, reject the values of the world, and walk in holiness, wisdom, and courage. It’s a powerful reminder that following Christ faithfully means standing firm in His truth while still living with love and honor toward others.
Samuel Goulet shares a practical and encouraging message on how strong families are built by centering the home on Christ. He explains that discipleship begins at home through both testimony and structure—parents modeling God’s faithfulness while creating a culture marked by love, forgiveness, compassion, and daily spiritual formation. This episode challenges families to move beyond condemnation, embrace conviction, and intentionally build homes where God’s Word is lived out, passed on, and reflected in everyday life.
The Stories We Leave Behind
Whether intentional or unintentional, the stories we tell with our words and actions shape the identity and culture of our family..
Today the Holy Spirit wants to help us build families that pass down….Life Instead of Dysfunction Healing Instead of HurtChrist Instead of Mere TraditionGod designed faith to be passed through story* Psalm 78: 1-7 * Stories carry truth into the heart * Children do not just listen to your words, they interpret your life.
Brain research and the power of storytelling* Research tells us what the Bible has told us all along * Stories create shared experience * They become part of your child’s internal world - emotional architecture * Your family culture is being built every day
Healthy legacy is more than just tradition* Not everything that has been passed down should be preserved * Tradition is not the standard, Jesus is the standard * A godly legacy is not blindly preserving the past. It is discerning: what reflects Christ, and what needs healing. * Spiritual maturity, learns how to honor the good while healing what was unhealthy
Timothy inherited faith* 2 Timothy 1:5 * Children can survive imperfect parents. But hypocrisy, deeply wounds identity. * Children do not need flawless, perfect parents. They need genuine ones.
Truth and grace in parenting* Jesus embodied grace and truth as stated in John 1:14 * Truth without grace creates fear * Grace without truth creates instability * Truth with Grace creates maturity
The stories we tell about failure* One of the greatest legacy decisions parents make is how they frame failure * Failure is where Grace teaches us to grow * The gospel itself is the story of redemption after failure
Every day Discipleship* Deuteronomy 6:4-7 * Faith was never meant to exist only in the church building * Children remember consistency over intensity * It’s not only the big spiritual moments that teach our children, but the repeated daily rhythms
Healing generational patterns requires courage* By God’s grace, the blessing of your legacy continues and the brokenness stops here * You are not dishonoring your family by pursuing healing * You’re honoring God by pursuing wholeness * God doesn’t just save souls, He restores generations
Jesus rewrites family stories* Shame is not final * Addiction is not destiny * Abuse is not identity * Fear is not your future * Jesus enters broken stories and redeemed them * God has never required perfect ancestry, He is looking for surrendered hearts
Application* Joel 1:3 + Tell testimony stories often + Normalize repentance + Evaluate traditions through scripture + Create meaningful rhythms + Tell better stories * One day, your grandchildren may tell stories about you. What will they say? + They loved Jesus sincerely + They brought healing + They created peace + They prayed for me + They listened to me + They changed the direction of our family * Or will the cycles continue unchallenged & unhealed? * The greatest inheritance we leave is not money, success, or reputation. It is a family story where Jesus remains at the center.
Family Culture Formation
Culture is the shared set of beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and habits that shape how a family lives and relates.
Beliefs → Behaviors → Habits → CultureBELIEFS• God is central in our home — Joshua 24:14–28
• Truth matters — Ephesians 4:20–25
• Deal with anger before sleep — Ephesians 4:26–27
• Forgiveness is essential — Colossians 3:12–14
BEHAVIORSBehaviors are the visible actions flowing from beliefs.
• Praying Together — Philippians 4:6–7
• Speaking Encouragement — 1 Thessalonians 5:11
• Serving One Another — Galatians 5:13–15
• Listening With Patience — James 1:19–20
Repeated behaviors reinforce the spiritual and emotional atmosphere of the home.
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HABITS & CULTUREHabits are behaviors repeated consistently over time.
These repeated rhythms form identity and family culture.
Habit: Daily Scripture and Conversation About God
• Deuteronomy 6:1–9
Healthy family culture develops when godly beliefs shape behaviors, repeated behaviors become habits, and habits form the atmosphere of the home.
If you’ve ever wondered what Jesus really meant by being “born again,” this episode will bring clarity and hope. Samuel Goulet teaches from John 3:1–21, using the miracle of pregnancy and birth as a powerful picture of spiritual rebirth, and walks through Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus to show that following Christ is more than admiring His teachings—it’s receiving new life by the Spirit through faith in the Son, rooted in God’s love (John 3:16). With practical encouragement for growth, cleansing, and daily communion with God, this message invites you to move from living by the flesh to living by the Spirit and to respond to Jesus’ call to new life.
In this message, Samuel Goulet unpacks the biblical meaning of “Paraclete” (Paraklētos)—the Holy Spirit as the One who comes alongside as helper, teacher, comforter, and advocate—and shows how Jesus models this role for us. Walking through key passages in John 14–16 and 1 John 2, he invites listeners to trust the Spirit’s guidance, correction, and encouragement in everyday life, from overcoming insecurity to receiving conviction without condemnation. The sermon closes with a practical challenge: don’t let God’s grace “pool up,” but let it flow outward as we comfort, strengthen, restore, and bear burdens for one another in real community.
In this week’s message at The Mountain Church, Samuel Goulet walks us through what the Bible says about the gifts of the Holy Spirit and why they matter for our church family. He reminds us that gifts are a grace from God—not something we earn—and they’re given “for the common good,” to build others up, not to elevate ourselves. From wisdom and faith to healing, prophecy, discernment, and tongues, Samuel encourages us to stay rooted in Scripture, let love guide every gift, and keep our identity grounded in Jesus. The invitation is simple: let’s step off the sidelines, use what God has given us, and grow into a healthy, united church that strengthens one another and brings Jesus to our city.
📝 Spiritual Warfare Sermon Notes
🕞 Started at 4:46PM on 19 Apr 2026, lasted 50m
Outline
- Spiritual Warfare as Partnership with Jesus
- Spiritual warfare is presented as a partnership with the name, life, and Spirit of Jesus rather than an independent human effort.
- Authority in spiritual warfare derives from Christ's completed work on the cross, meaning believers stand in a position of inherited victory.
- Carrying the Spirit of God into every environment, including workplaces, small groups, churches, and public spaces, is described as an active act of spiritual warfare.
- Bringing the light of Jesus into dark or oppressed places initiates a spiritual conflict, which is considered an honor and a calling for believers.
- Christ Has Already Won - Colossians 2
- 9-15: Colossians 2:9-15 is used to establish that Christ is the head of all rule and authority, meaning every intimidating power in a believer's life must be placed as subservient to Jesus.
- Every source of fear or intimidation, whether a boss, spouse, friend, or enemy, should be mentally and spiritually positioned beneath the rule and authority of Jesus.
- Burial and resurrection with Christ through baptism and faith marks a conversion that introduces a new access point of spiritual authority, replacing the former rule of sin.
- God's act of making believers alive together with Christ includes the cancellation of the entire debt incurred through sin prior to coming to faith.
- Believers who continue to condemn themselves for past sins are described as being in disagreement with what Jesus has declared over their lives, which is identified as a reason for losing spiritual battles.
- The enemy is characterized as an accuser who brings persuasive arguments to collect on debts that have already been canceled by the blood of Jesus, and believers are instructed to decline these arguments entirely.
- Nailing sin to the cross is described as an act of spiritual violence against the forces that would maintain the debt proposition in a believer's life.
- Unforgiveness within a community is identified as a direct cause of losing spiritual warfare battles, because it aligns the community with the enemy's foundation of accusation and destruction.
- Exercising forgiveness and pleading the blood of Jesus is presented as the mechanism for securing victory not only in one's own life but also in the lives of others.
- Powers Are Real but Defeated - Ephesians 1
- 15-23: Ephesians 1:15-23 is used to affirm that demonic and evil powers are real but entirely subordinate to the power of Jesus.
- Intercession for others is presented as a form of spiritual warfare, with Paul's prayer language in verses 17-19 offered as a practical template for praying on behalf of another person.
- Praying for someone involves asking God to grant them the spirit of wisdom, revelation, and knowledge of Him, and to remove the veil over their life so they can perceive the Holy Spirit.
- Intercession includes petitioning God to penetrate hardness of heart, restore hope that has been robbed by disappointment, and bring a power encounter into the person's life.
- The resurrection of Christ from the dead is presented as the supreme illustration that no situation, marriage, family, or individual is too far gone for God to perform a resurrection work.
- Spiritual warfare is described as operating not from human logic, probability, or wisdom, but from the immeasurable power of God working through the believer.
- Ephesians 1:20-23 establishes that Christ is seated far above all rule, authority, power, and dominion, with all things placed under His feet, giving the church its foundation of confidence in warfare.
- The Sons of Sceva - Acts 19
- 11-20: Acts 19:11-20 is presented to illustrate the danger of attempting to use the name of Jesus without genuine relationship or commitment to the way of Jesus.
- The sons of Sceva, who were not followers of Jesus, attempted to invoke His name for their own purposes and were overpowered and driven out by the evil spirit they confronted.
- The evil spirit's response, acknowledging Jesus and Paul but not the sons of Sceva, demonstrates that the name of Jesus carries power only when spoken from a place of actual spiritual residency in Him.
- Declaring something in the name of Jesus is described not merely as a verbal formula but as a statement of one's actual spiritual location, meaning the phrase holds power only when the speaker genuinely lives in Jesus.
- Truth as the Primary Weapon
- The church's responsibility is identified as revealing truth and exposing the lies of the enemy, with this act of exposure constituting spiritual warfare.
- John 8:31-32 is cited to show that abiding in the word of Jesus leads to knowing the truth, and that truth produces freedom.
- Believers are encouraged not to fear or withhold the truth of Jesus, as doing so may prevent freedom for themselves or others.
- Praying from the truth of Jesus is distinguished from praying from personal opinion or emotion, with the former being what actually sets people free.
- Surrendering personal opinions and emotions before praying for a spouse, friend, or family member is presented as a necessary step in effective spiritual warfare.
- In every relationship and conflict, a third way is described as existing beyond the perspectives of the two parties involved, which is the way and truth of Jesus.
- Building churches and marriages on ideology rather than on the image and truth of God is identified as a flawed foundation that undermines spiritual authority.
- Alignment as the Strategy - The Armor of God - Ephesians 6
- 10-20: Ephesians 6:10-20 is introduced with the clarification that the armor of God represents realities to step into rather than tools to activate for personal agendas.
- Being strong in the Lord is emphasized through the prepositional phrase "in," indicating that all spiritual strength is exercised from within Christ rather than from independent human effort.
- Spiritual warfare is explicitly stated to be against rulers, authorities, cosmic powers of darkness, and spiritual forces of evil, not against other human beings.
- The belt of truth is described as requiring intimacy with the truth of God and a life free from deception, worldliness, and sin as a prerequisite for spiritual warfare.
- Wearing the breastplate of righteousness means that any approach to warfare involving compromise or wickedness is incompatible with the armor of God.
- Shoes of peace, rooted in the gospel, represent standing in the good news of Christ's victory and the peace that comes from knowing darkness has already been overcome.
- The shield of faith is presented as a lifelong necessity regardless of spiritual maturity, protecting both the believer and those around them from the flaming arrows of the enemy.
- Wearing the helmet of salvation guards the mind with the understanding that it is God who saves, not the believer, preventing a savior mentality and the mental anxiety that accompanies it.
- The sword of the Spirit, identified as the word of God, combined with praying at all times in the Spirit with perseverance and supplication for all believers, completes the armor.
- Invitation to Prayer and Freedom
- Members of the congregation are invited to come forward to receive prayer for physical healing, to be clothed in the armor of God, and to find freedom from offense and unforgiveness.
- Those living under spiritual oppression, sin, or addiction are warned that freedom obtained through another person's prayer will be short-lived without a personal surrender of life to Jesus.
- An invitation is extended to anyone who has not yet given their life to Jesus to do so, with a prayer of surrender offered as the entry point into lasting freedom.
- Following a prayer of salvation, a declaration is made that spirits of fear, lust, and all forms of bondage are broken and cast out, and the believer's temple is cleansed in the name of Jesus.
- Next Steps
- The congregation is encouraged to continue pursuing a lifestyle of spiritual warfare rooted in abiding in Jesus, pleading the blood of Christ over personal sin and community relationships, and maintaining the full armor of God.
- Ongoing intercession for others using biblically rooted prayer language from Paul's letters is presented as a key practice to be developed and sustained.
- Forgiveness within the church community is identified as a priority area requiring active attention to prevent the loss of spiritual authority.
- The subject of spiritual warfare is noted as one that will be revisited in future sermons, with today's teaching serving as a foundational framework rather than a comprehensive treatment.
Outline
- Holy Spirit as the Foundation of Spiritual Rebirth
- Jesus's words in John 3:5-6 establish that being born of the Spirit is a prerequisite for entering the kingdom of God.
- Distinction is drawn between the flesh and the Spirit, emphasizing that life in Christ is defined by the capital-S Spirit of God, singular in nature and character.
- This rebirth concept positions the Holy Spirit not as one among many spirits, but as the specific and exclusive Spirit of God, forming the foundation of Christian life.
- The Baptism of the Holy Spirit and Its Meaning
- Acts 1:3-8 is presented to illustrate Jesus's promise that his followers would be baptized with the Holy Spirit and receive power.
- The word "baptized" is defined as meaning to immerse or to make fully wet, painting a picture of total immersion in the Spirit of God.
- This immersive relationship with the Holy Spirit is described as something that is simultaneously upon believers, close to them, and dwelling within them.
- Understanding God as immersive rather than distant reframes the believer's relational perspective toward one of proximity and presence.
- The Human Need to Be Filled and Covered by the Holy Spirit
- A vacuum or emptiness experienced before receiving the Holy Spirit is identified as a universal human need.
- Biblical images such as Joseph's coat of many colors and the prodigal son receiving a robe and ring are used to illustrate the human need to be covered and filled by God.
- Feeling perpetually vulnerable or unsafe is addressed by encouraging believers to seek baptism in the Holy Spirit and find refuge in God as a strong tower.
- God's presence is described as constant and unchanging, with the only variable being the believer's conscious awareness of that presence.
- Corporate worship is presented as a deliberate practice of fixing one's eyes on God and becoming consciously aware of His already-present Spirit.
- The Indwelling of the Holy Spirit and Its Transformative Power
- Romans 8:9-11 is cited to establish that the Spirit of God dwells within believers, carrying significant implications for their identity and transformation.
- The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead is described as living inside those who have received the Holy Spirit, making spiritual transformation possible.
- Areas of depression, anxiety, and emotional deadness are identified as places where the Holy Spirit actively ministers, bringing freedom and deliverance.
- Sanctification is framed as an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit, with the believer's role being to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus as the author and perfecter of faith.
- Fruits of the Spirit are described as arising from residing in and beholding God, rather than from personal effort alone.
- The Body as a Temple of the Holy Spirit
- First Corinthians 6:15-20 is referenced to establish that the body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, bought with a price and belonging to God.
- Sexual immorality is specifically addressed as a sin against one's own body and an incompatible presence within a temple that hosts the Holy Spirit.
- Hosting the Holy Spirit is likened to inviting Jesus into the temple, who then overturns tables of idolatry, impurity, and transactional relationship.
- Holiness is described as an active process, with the Holy Spirit creating purity within the believer as a natural consequence of His indwelling.
- A choice is presented between allowing the Lord to drive out compromise or allowing compromise to drive out the Lord, with the two being unable to coexist.
- Grieving the Holy Spirit and Maintaining Sensitivity
- Ephesians 4:30 is cited to explain that sinful actions grieve the Holy Spirit, who has sealed believers for the day of redemption.
- Acting according to human nature while the Holy Spirit dwells within creates a relational rupture, described as making one's great roommate sad.
- Denial of the Holy Spirit's conviction is warned against as a dangerous path that leads to spiritual callousness and diminished sensitivity.
- Maintaining high sensitivity to the Holy Spirit is presented as essential for continued repentance and growth in holiness.
- Leaning not on one's own understanding but acknowledging God in all ways is encouraged as the posture for walking in step with the Spirit.
- The Holy Spirit as Teacher and Guide
- John 14:26 is presented to describe the Holy Spirit as a helper and teacher who brings to remembrance all that Jesus has said.
- Believers are encouraged to bring their questions and uncertainties to the Holy Spirit first, before seeking answers from other people.
- Building a habit of inquiring of the Holy Spirit and searching Scripture is described as developing personal faith rather than codependent faith.
- First Corinthians 2:9-14 is cited to explain that the Spirit of God searches the deep things of God and imparts spiritual truths that the natural person cannot understand.
- Receiving the Spirit of God is described as enabling believers to understand the things freely given by God, interpreted spiritually rather than through human wisdom.
- The Holy Spirit Leading Believers Through Trials
- The Holy Spirit is described as actively leading believers into difficult situations and trials as part of their journey toward the promised land.
- Israel's path through Egypt, the desert, and the giants of the promised land is used as a parallel for the trials the Holy Spirit guides believers through.
- Trials are reframed as purposeful, with the Holy Spirit using them to generate inner transformation and deepen the believer's experience of God's peace.
- Peace that surpasses understanding is described as a currency not dependent on external circumstances but on the God who lives within.
- Fixing one's eyes on Jesus during storms is presented as the primary response to fear and anxiety, with the act of beholding Him producing transformation.
- Beholding God and the Practice of His Presence
- Second Corinthians 3:16-18 is cited to show that beholding the glory of the Lord transforms believers into the same image, from one degree of glory to another.
- Worship is described as a conscious and present effort to shift attention and focus onto God, contending until one locks eyes with Jesus.
- A practical method of practicing God's presence is described as pausing during Bible reading whenever the Spirit is discerned, closing one's eyes, and meditating on the encounter.
- Being still and knowing God is presented as a discipline of focusing on what already is, rather than creating God's presence.
- Taking every thought captive is encouraged as the means of returning to focus when the mind wanders during times of seeking God's presence.
- Prayer for the Infilling and Baptism of the Holy Spirit
- A corporate prayer is offered for every person present to be filled and baptized with the Holy Spirit, with an invitation to place a hand on the heart as an act of reception.
- Specific prayers are made for those with father wounds, asking the Holy Spirit to fill them with a spirit of adoption and cast out the spirit of slavery and fear.
- Individuals struggling with anxiety disorders are prayed over, with the perfect love of God declared as the force that casts out fear and visits places of abandonment, rejection, and trauma.
- Marriages are specifically prayed over, asking the Holy Spirit to baptize husbands and wives, soften hard hearts, and minister to contempt, disappointment, and woundedness.
- Freedom is described not merely as the casting out of negative things but as being filled with the Holy Spirit, with Jesus's warning about empty spaces being refilled sevenfold used to underscore the importance of infilling.
📝 Sunday Sermon: The I Am Statements Notes
🕞 Started at 6:54PM on 05 Apr 2026, lasted 37m
Summary
The Four Gospels and Their Portraits of Jesus
- The four Gospels each present a distinct portrait of the same Jesus rather than four different versions of him.
- Matthew presents Jesus as the Messiah and King, while Mark portrays him as the suffering servant.
- Luke establishes Jesus as the Savior for all people, both Jew and Gentile, while John presents the divine Son and the identity believers share as co-heirs.
- Understanding these four perspectives is essential for recognizing how Jesus delivers from his eternal value into the personal lives of individuals.
The "I Am" Statements as Expressions of Eternal and Divine Nature
- Rooted in John 1 through 5, the eternal and alpha and omega nature of Jesus is established through the declaration that in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and was God.
- John 8:58 records Jesus stating "before Abraham was, I am," connecting his identity directly to the divine declaration made to Moses in Exodus 3:14.
- The simplicity and weight of the phrase "I am" communicates supreme authority, power, and enduring capability that surpasses human captivity, sin patterns, and personal shortcomings.
- The burning bush moment in Exodus contextualizes "I am" as a statement of God's power and intent to deliver an entire people from slavery, establishing it as a declaration of deliverance rather than mere theological concept.
- This declaration is meant to stir faith in believers that God is a deliverer to them personally, just as he was to Israel, and that the story of salvation is active and present rather than deferred.
"I Am the Bread of Life" - Meeting the Human Need for Consumption
- Jesus declares in John 6:35 that he is the bread of life and that whoever comes to him shall not hunger and whoever believes in him shall never thirst.
- This statement addresses the deep human need to consume, which manifests not only biologically but also spiritually, emotionally, and mentally through the consumption of entertainment, affirmation, affection, or destructive behaviors.
- Living in a consumerism culture means that accepting Jesus as the bread of life requires a deliberate appetite change and a willingness to abstain from the things the world offers as substitutes.
- Shifting spiritual and emotional dietary habits takes time, just as physical dietary changes require a period of adjustment before new patterns are established.
- The invitation is to move away from the lust of the flesh, lust of the eyes, and pride of life, and to exchange those consumptive patterns for the bread of life.
"I Am the Light of the World" - Expelling Darkness and Providing Direction
- Jesus declares in John 8:12 that he is the light of the world and that whoever follows him will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life.
- Light in this context represents direction, clarity, and the ability to perceive what is happening in one's life and surroundings.
- Wherever the light of Jesus goes, darkness cannot remain, and wherever his love goes, fear cannot remain, making his presence an active force that expels opposition.
- A warning is given against merely renting the light of Jesus, meaning turning to him only in moments of crisis and then returning to patterns of darkness once relief is experienced.
- Remaining in behaviors associated with darkness while seeking the light creates a contradiction, as the light provokes repentance, transformation, and the exposure of things such as bitterness and spiritual chains.
- Importantly, exposure by the light of Jesus does not result in rejection but rather in being covered and loved, making the process one of grace rather than condemnation.
"I Am the Door" and "I Am the Good Shepherd" - Security, Protection, and Guidance
- John 10:7 records Jesus declaring himself the door of the sheep, representing a defined boundary of protection, safety, and security for those who enter through him.
- Many people develop alternative doors of security throughout their lives, including anger, rejection of others, unforgiveness, financial provision, or isolation and independence.
- The invitation is to exchange these self-constructed mechanisms of safety for Jesus as the true door, trusting him with one's security rather than relying on learned worldly defenses.
- John 10:11 presents Jesus as the good shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep, adding the dimension of direction and guidance to the image of protection.
- Trusting Jesus as the good shepherd means surrendering control of one's relationships, direction, coming and going, and all aspects of life to his leading.
- The overarching theme presented is one of great exchange, trading the ways one has lived and the securities one has constructed for the enduring and eternal provision that Jesus offers.
"I Am the Resurrection and the Life" - Belief, Faith, and the Call to Follow
- Jesus declares in John 11:25 through 26 that he is the resurrection and the life, and that whoever believes in him, though he die, yet shall he live.
- The question posed by Jesus, "Do you believe this," is intentional and designed to provoke active reflection and response rather than passive acknowledgment.
- A distinction is drawn between knowing Jesus and following Jesus, with the American church identified as being rich in knowledge of Jesus but often lacking in genuine belief, faith, and surrender.
- Believing in the resurrection and the other "I am" statements requires moving from intellectual familiarity to actual faith-based action and surrender of control.
- The question of belief is ultimately a question of whether one is willing to leave the ways of darkness, give up worldly comforts, and walk with Jesus in a committed and ongoing relationship.
The Gospel Message and the Call to Salvation
- Romans 6:23 is cited to establish that the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus, grounding the call to salvation in the consequence of sin and the provision of grace.
- First Corinthians 15:3 through 4 affirms the foundational facts that Christ died for sins, was buried, and was raised on the third day in accordance with scripture.
- Romans 10:8 through 10 is referenced to explain that salvation comes through confessing with the mouth that Jesus is Lord and believing in the heart that God raised him from the dead.
- The salvation prayer is presented not as the end of a relationship with God but as the opening act of a full and committed life with Jesus.
- Giving one's life to Jesus is framed as a voluntary and fully informed act of surrender rather than a compelled or momentary decision, with the cost being clearly counted beforehand.
- The role of fear as a psychological clouding agent is explained, noting that inviting Jesus and his perfect love into one's life expels fear and increases mental clarity and the ability to perceive wisdom.
Father Wounds and Their Impact on Relationship with God
Father wounds are defined as emotional, psychological, and spiritual pain caused by absence, neglect, abuse, lack of affirmation, or identity formation issues
These wounds manifest through approval seeking, performance driven behavior, authority issues, fear of intimacy or abandonment, anger, passivity, or emotional shutdown
Historical experiences and trauma can create distorted lenses that affect how people perceive and relate to Heavenly Father
The goal is to experience healing and repair these wounds to match how Heavenly Father actually operates with His children
Identity as Children of God Through Adoption
Romans 8:12-17 establishes the foundation that believers receive the spirit of adoption as sons and daughters rather than living according to the flesh
The Spirit of God leads believers to cry out "Abba Father" which represents both intimacy and honor in the relationship
This adoption creates a longing and desire for reconciliation and connection with Heavenly Father that wells up from within
Being led by the Spirit of God redefines behavior systems and establishes a completely different inheritance and new order in life
Access to the Father and Belonging in God's Household
Ephesians 2:18-22 describes how believers have access in one spirit to the Father and are no longer strangers but fellow citizens and members of God's household
This access to Heavenly Father should be the source of confidence and value rather than worldly measures like wealth, attractiveness, or skills
Belonging derives from what Jesus established rather than from personal perfection, and believers are built together as a dwelling place for God by the Spirit
Growth and development occur within this belonging rather than perfection being a prerequisite for acceptance
Authority Wounds and Proper Response to Divine Discipline
Hebrews 12:3-17 teaches that the Lord disciplines those He loves and chastises every son whom He receives
Rebellion against authority and discipline indicates an authority wound that causes people to resist biblical teachings about submission and correction
Discipline and reproof from God should be interpreted as evidence of love and adoption rather than rejection
Believers should ask God for discipline and be concerned if they cannot feel the hand of the vine dresser pruning or the gardener pulling weeds in their lives
The Foundation of God's Love in Salvation
John 3:16 establishes that the entire story of salvation begins with Heavenly Father's love for the world, demonstrated through giving His only Son
Understanding God requires seeing Him through the prism and lens of love, as misunderstanding occurs when this foundation is missing
1 John 3:1 emphasizes that believers are called children of God because God first loved them, not because of merit or worth
Merit-based salvation and performance-oriented identity are destroyed in the face of grace and Jesus' sacrifice
Receiving God's Perfect and Unconditional Love
God's love must go deep enough to confront areas where people have been persuaded by hate, rejection, and conditional love
The process requires digging deep like the man who built his house on the rock, allowing God's love to uproot false foundations of belonging
God's love is abundant and infinite, unlike human love which is finite and limited, so believers should receive the fullness without fear of depriving others
This love must be allowed to reach places where people have only known shame, as demonstrated in Jesus' treatment of the woman caught in adultery
God Image and Its Critical Importance
A.W
Tozer's famous quote states that what comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us
God images are often formed by parents, authority figures, church culture, personal wounds, or trauma
How people see God determines what they're willing to receive, what they're willing to repent of, and how they will function in various life roles
This God concept is critical to being and defines tremendously how people grow and repent
Approaching God with Confidence Through Prayer
Matthew 7:7-11 teaches believers to ask, seek, and knock with confidence, knowing that God gives good gifts to His children
Many people hesitate to ask God for things due to insecurity or feeling unworthy compared to others with greater needs
The scripture emphasizes that there is no shortage of God's goodness and believers should not define their Christianity according to historical brokenness
Overcoming fear of rejection allows people to approach God boldly as sons and daughters rather than orphans
Next steps
The congregation is called to receive the spirit of adoption fully and profoundly, breaking every other competing foundation and uprooting false beliefs about belonging
Healing from father wounds, authority wounds, and love wounds must occur to properly relate to Heavenly Father as a good father who disciplines in love
Believers need to courageously receive their spiritual inheritance and overcome their historical earthly inheritance through the transforming power of God's adoption
Outline
Biblical Foundation for Confrontation
- Scripture establishes that fault will be found in others and ourselves as human beings prone to error
- Jesus provides guidance on how to handle each other's faults through proper confrontation methods
- Matthew 7:1-6 emphasizes the importance of checking one's own heart before addressing others' sins to avoid hypocrisy
- Self-examination through prayer and seeking God's guidance is essential before confronting someone else's wrongdoing
- Approaching confrontation without recognizing our own weaknesses lacks the humility necessary for successful resolution
- The goal of confrontation should be recovering people to right standing with God rather than making them act according to our preferences
- Partnership and relationship should characterize confrontation rather than accusatory behavior.
Private Confrontation Protocol
- Matthew 18:15-20 establishes that the first step involves going directly to the person alone about their fault
- Scripture specifically emphasizes confronting someone "alone" rather than involving multiple people initially
- Spreading information about someone's sin to others before addressing them directly creates an "oil spill" effect that becomes difficult to clean up
- Multiple people become impacted by knowledge of the sin without opportunity for reconciliation if the matter is resolved privately
- Community members may carry grudges against the person even after repentance occurs because they never witness the restoration
- Biblical protocol requires relational courage to address issues directly rather than avoiding confrontation
- Failure to confront privately often leads to hardening of heart, distancing behavior, and protective mechanisms that damage relationships.
Escalation Process for Unresolved Sin
- Taking one or two others along serves as the second step when private confrontation fails, requiring evidence and witnesses to establish charges
- This step distinguishes between confronting actual substantiated sins versus personal feelings or preferences
- Scripture qualifies sin quite specifically throughout, making confrontation about verifiable behavior rather than emotional responses
- Telling the matter to the church represents the third step when the person refuses to listen to witnesses
- Treating someone as a Gentile or tax collector becomes necessary when they refuse church governance and show unrelenting sin patterns
- This final classification indicates someone unwilling to be a true follower of Jesus despite multiple intervention attempts.
Spiritual Authority and Unity
- Whatever believers bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever they loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven
- Spiritual authority of the body of Christ follows from exercising relational courage and willingness to confront sin properly
- Prayer effectiveness requires unity between two or three people gathered in Jesus' name
- Unity in prayer becomes impossible when standing in silent judgment of someone's life due to unaddressed sin
- Relationships frayed by unforgiveness, judgment, or isolation prevent effective spiritual authority in prayer meetings
- Gossip and rumor-spreading destroys community and creates hypocrisy when the same tongue tries to declare heavenly things
- Marriage, family, small group, and church relationships all require exercising biblical confrontation principles.
Speaking Truth in Love
- Ephesians 4:14-15 presents speaking truth in love as God's antidote to deception and false doctrine
- Some people excel at telling brutal truth but lack the love component required by scripture
- Others focus heavily on love but avoid speaking necessary truth due to past negative experiences with confrontation
- Both extremes need repentance to find balance in expressing truth with genuine love
- Truth-telling helps people break free from deception caused by false influences, social media, or cult-like followings
- Confronting deception requires courage and disagreement since affirming falsehood provides no help to deceived individuals
- Learning to speak truth in love requires practice, asking for forgiveness when done poorly, and studying how to improve the approach.
Reproof and Rebuke with Patience
- 2 Timothy 4:1-5 charges believers to reprove, rebuke, and exhort with complete patience and teaching
- Reproof means reprimanding or censoring someone, while rebuke involves expressing sharp disapproval of behavior
- God's reproof and rebuke always comes with love since love is His nature, providing a model for human confrontation
- Complete patience requires learning specific techniques for managing anger and frustration during difficult conversations
- Teaching accompanies reproof and rebuke by showing the right way rather than only pointing out wrong behavior
- Patience involves sitting with someone as long as necessary to help them understand and find their way to righteousness
- People often seek teachers who confirm their biases rather than challenge their sin patterns and idolatry.
Church Culture and Truth-Telling
- Consumer-driven church culture often tells people what they want to hear rather than what they need to hear for spiritual growth
- Economic dependence on giving creates pressure to avoid difficult truths that might cause people to leave
- Jesus' challenging words caused crowds to leave Him, demonstrating that following Christ involves disturbing and vexing elements
- Choosing teachers who only affirm and comfort leads to turning away from truth and wandering into myths
- Church leadership must prioritize the integrity of Jesus' message over financial stability and attendance numbers
- A remnant of people exists who genuinely want to grow in challenging ways and commit to Jesus' methods.
Restoration and Gentleness
- Galatians 6:1-2 calls for restoring those caught in transgression through a spirit of gentleness while bearing one another's burdens
- Confrontation should focus on recovering people back to walking "in His name" rather than punishing them for failures
- The approach involves gentle invitation back to relationship with Jesus rather than violent or aggressive tactics
- Spiritual warfare targets principalities and powers rather than the individuals ensnared by sin
- Ministry should address people's spiritual conditions through healing and restoration rather than anger or condemnation
- Every spiritual condition requires appropriate ministry response, such as breaking chains rather than cutting off legs, or healing blindness rather than yelling at blind people.
Learning and Growth in Confrontation
- Poor execution of confrontation requires learning to do it excellently rather than avoiding it altogether
- Inactivity or non-engagement prevents growth in necessary relational skills
- Practice and repetition in speaking truth with love leads to improvement over time
- Feeling foreign or inauthentic when using Jesus' language indicates positive change from former abusive patterns
- Loyalty should be directed toward becoming like Jesus rather than remaining authentic to one's former self
- Replacing violent, hateful, and unforgiving language with Christ-like communication requires accepting the discomfort of change.
Next Steps
- The community commits to learning God's ways of handling family relationships and conflict resolution rather than perpetuating past patterns
- Members will seek wisdom for navigating challenging relationship issues and sensitive sin matters through prayer and study
- The church will prioritize righteousness and holiness over false peace in their relationships and community interactions
- Individuals will examine their own lives for hypocrisy and fault before confronting others, opening themselves to loving correction
- The congregation will develop skills in speaking truth with love while shedding previous destructive communication patterns learned from family backgrounds.
If you’ve ever replayed an offense, kept a mental “ledger,” or wondered how to forgive when it feels unfair, this episode is for you. The message unpacks forgiveness as a real release of debt—breaking the cycle of resentment and choosing grace over retaliation—while also clarifying an important distinction: you can forgive and still rebuild trust with wisdom. With practical examples and a guided moment of prayer, you’ll be invited to let go of bitterness, soften a hardened heart, and step into the freedom that comes from canceling what’s owed and moving forward.
This episode centers on the theme “Multiply,” teaching that whatever flows from a person’s heart—through words, attitudes, and actions—is a seed that will eventually produce a corresponding harvest in their life and relationships. Drawing from Proverbs, the Gospels, and Paul’s letters, the sermon emphasizes heart-level transformation over behavior management, encouraging listeners to seek personal repentance, ongoing dependence on Christ, and patience as new, godly seeds take time to bear fruit. The speaker explains that change is often invisible at first and may not be immediately recognized by others, but perseverance in sowing righteousness will lead to a different harvest in due season. Ultimately, the message calls believers to generously sow good seeds in every area of life, trust God with the outcome, and resist complacency by continually allowing God to do “new things” in the heart.
This podcast episode centers on biblical discipleship expressed through intentional community, emphasizing that following Jesus goes beyond knowledge to lived obedience practiced with one another. Drawing from the Great Commission (Matthew 28) and the early church in Acts 2, the speaker highlights shared devotion to teaching, fellowship, meals, prayer, generosity, and mutual care as the core markers of a healthy Christian community. The episode challenges isolation and consumer-style church participation, calling listeners to open their lives to others, meet real needs through proximity and vulnerability, and actively practice the “one another” commands of Scripture—loving, encouraging, confessing, serving, and stirring each other toward good works. Ultimately, the message reinforces that God brings growth, while believers are responsible for faithfully loving and discipling those already in their orbit through everyday, Spirit-led relationships.
In this episode, Sam continues the Multiply series by emphasizing that true discipleship means not only following Jesus personally but actively participating in the work of ministry everywhere believers live, work, and relate. Drawing from Ephesians 4 and 2 Corinthians 5, the message centers on identity in Christ—highlighting that every believer is called to the ministry of reconciliation and equipped to help build up the body of Christ. The episode explores spiritual maturity as being rooted in Jesus rather than shaped by circumstances, stresses the importance of speaking truth in love, and encourages identity-based transformation over mere behavior change. Practical insights from habit formation reinforce the call to align daily life, community, and small consistent actions with the new identity believers have as new creations in Christ.
This episode of the Mountain Podcast centers on the biblical call to “multiply,” drawing from Genesis 1, Matthew 28, and Luke 10 to emphasize that every believer is called not only to follow Jesus but to actively make disciples through love, obedience, and everyday faithfulness. Samuel explains that spiritual fruitfulness is a natural result of a healthy relationship with God and challenges listeners to move beyond passive consumption of church services into intentional participation in the Great Commission—praying for others, sharing faith, practicing obedience, and showing compassion in practical ways. Through teachings on discipleship, humility, and the Good Samaritan, the message reframes multiplication as living out Christlike love in daily life, trusting God to reshape priorities, prune distractions, and mobilize believers to serve their families, workplaces, and communities with grace and courage.
In this episode, Samuel Goulet teaches on biblical faithfulness, emphasizing that our ability to remain steady, obedient, and reliable flows first from God’s own faithfulness toward us. Drawing from Habakkuk 2 and the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25), he explains that faithfulness is not driven by emotion or ambition, but by patient trust, endurance, and responsible stewardship of what God has given—whether much or little. Samuel highlights fear as one of the greatest obstacles to faithfulness, showing how fear sabotages obedience and intimacy with God, while perfect love casts it out. The message ultimately calls listeners to resist fear, remain rooted in God’s ways rather than cultural pressures, and live lives marked by consistent, weight-bearing faith that reflects the character of Christ.
This episode of The Mountain Podcast centers on Psalm 23 and explores how God leads people into transformation through stillness rather than busyness. The pastor contrasts modern, hurried life with God’s “old ways,” explaining that spiritual growth, healing, and identity formation happen when we trust God as Shepherd, surrender personal desire, and allow Him to lead us beside “still waters.” Drawing from neuroscience, personal testimony, and Scripture, the message emphasizes silence, reflection, and long‑term obedience as essential for integrating life’s pain, loss, and conflict with God’s presence—especially in seasons like the “valley of the shadow of death”—ultimately inviting listeners to rest, trust, and receive restoration rather than react or rush.
This episode teaches that following Jesus means embracing the narrow way—a path of humility, pruning, and sacrifice where God uses pressure to form Christlike character. Through Scripture and personal stories, it shows the narrow place as preparation, not punishment, calling believers to release even past blessings, trust God fully, and grow in prayer, mission, and love for others.
This episode explores the biblical concept of the “secret place,” emphasizing intentional solitude and prayer as the primary arena where identity as sons and daughters of God is formed, drawing from Matthew 6 and Psalms to show that true spiritual transformation does not happen in public, but in hidden communion with the Father. The speaker contrasts modern culture’s fixation on noise, self‑promotion, emotional validation, and constant stimulation with God’s invitation to silence, obedience, and submission, teaching that the secret place is not for self‑care or emotional relief, but for dying to self and becoming like Christ. Through personal stories, Scripture, historical Christian voices, and psychological research, the episode argues that freedom from fear, clarity of calling, and spiritual authority are birthed through faithful, disciplined time alone with God, where trust is built, idols are dismantled, and God’s will takes precedence over personal feelings or ambition
This episode emphasizes that true wholeness in Christ comes through surrender, not self‑preservation, using the image of a grain of wheat that must die to produce fruit. Contrasting modern culture’s focus on comfort, visibility, and control, the message calls listeners to embrace hiddenness, weakness, and obedience as the place where God brings real transformation, teaching that growth often comes not through changed circumstances but through trusting God’s grace to form us as we give our lives fully to Him.
In this episode, Samuel Goulet explores the contrast between modern culture’s focus on personal desire and the enduring biblical call to self-denial and obedience to God. He emphasizes that true Christian living is rooted in surrendering personal will to God’s eternal ways, rather than shaping faith around individual preferences or consumerism. Drawing from scripture, Goulet discusses how identity, relationships, and even church practices should be defined by God’s will, not self-fulfillment, and encourages listeners to apply these principles in marriage, family, and daily life. The episode concludes with a call to prayer, inviting the audience to consecrate their relationships and resources to God, seeking humility, grace, and a deeper walk of faith. [Document 4 | Word]
Vanity, Vapor, and the Voice of God explores how the wisdom of Ecclesiastes reframes our understanding of life’s pursuits and burdens, revealing them as fleeting “mist” compared to the eternal significance found in God’s love and commandments. Through personal stories and biblical reflection, Samuel Goulet encourages listeners to let go of anxiety and misplaced priorities, urging them to build their lives on the enduring foundation of spiritual connection rather than temporary achievements. The episode invites listeners to embrace a lighter, purpose-driven year by focusing on loving God and others, and finding true satisfaction in the voice and presence of God.
In this episode of The Mountain Podcast, Jebron Thompson shares a heartfelt sermon centered on the story of blind Bartimaeus from Mark 10, emphasizing the power of faith and the importance of recognizing and addressing spiritual "blind spots" in our lives. He encourages listeners to boldly seek Jesus for healing—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—highlighting that faith comes by hearing the word of God and acting on it. Jebron also expresses gratitude for the church community, acknowledges the dedication of volunteers and leaders, and calls for prayer and support for pastors and those in need. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to respond in faith, receive prayer, and experience personal breakthrough through Jesus.
This episode explores the theme of "being the head and not the tail," drawing from Deuteronomy 28 to encourage listeners to shift from a mindset of bondage and subservience to one of leadership and obedience to God. Samuel emphasizes that blessings follow faithful submission and obedience, contrasting the generational effects of living in freedom versus captivity. Practical examples illustrate how spiritual and financial freedom can be cultivated over time, impacting future generations. The episode closes with a call to embrace obedience, patience, and a lifestyle distinct from worldly patterns, trusting that God equips and blesses those who follow His ways.
This episode focuses on the themes of transition and impartation in the spiritual journey, using the biblical stories of Elijah, Elisha, and Gehazi to illustrate how walking with God leads to seasons of change, growth, and responsibility. The speaker emphasizes the importance of moving from being a spiritual son or daughter to becoming a spiritual parent, imparting wisdom and anointing to others. Through examples from 1 Kings and 2 Kings, the message highlights obedience, humility, and the dangers of pride and transactional thinking, ultimately calling listeners to embrace a life of daily surrender and contentment in godliness rather than seeking personal gain or recognition.
This podcast episode captures the inaugural service in a new church building, where Samuel Goulet expresses deep gratitude for the community’s support and God’s faithfulness. Drawing from the biblical stories of David and Solomon, the message emphasizes the importance of knowing God intimately and serving Him wholeheartedly, not just intellectually or emotionally. The episode encourages listeners to consecrate their lives and worship spaces to God, to walk in humility, and to embrace forgiveness and wholeness through Jesus. It concludes with a communal act of taking communion, inviting everyone to experience redemption and restoration as a church family.
In this episode of The Mountain Podcast, Samuel Goulet reflects on the church’s journey through building transitions and emphasizes that the true foundation of the Mountain Church is God’s enduring love. Drawing from John 3:16 and Romans 8, he explores how God’s love is the central narrative connecting generations, offering daily salvation and freedom rather than condemnation. Goulet encourages listeners to embrace spiritual maturity by prioritizing love over displays of power, highlighting that love is the lasting force that sustains faith, community, and personal growth. The episode concludes with a prayer for a revival of love within the church and its membersTh
In this sermon from The Mountain Church, the pastor examines the Elijah-Elisha narrative to reveal how God breaks isolation through generosity and service. He highlights that Elisha—a successful farmer with no religious background—responded to God's calling by immediately abandoning his livelihood, sacrificing his oxen, and humbly serving Elijah before becoming a prophet himself. The core message emphasizes that God's anointing first leads to serving others rather than authority, encouraging listeners to find mentors, gain wisdom through humble service, and embrace Jesus's model of leadership as foot-washing rather than power-wielding.
In this episode, Samuel Goulet emphasizes the importance of anchoring prayer in biblical understanding and practice, using the imagery of the upper room to illustrate the significance of waiting upon the Lord and praying according to God's will rather than personal desires. He highlights how the transformative power of waiting and prayer refines and prepares individuals for the fulfillment of God's promises, drawing parallels between the disciples' experience and the process of spiritual growth. Samuel encourages listeners to pursue a prayer life that seeks God's will, fostering personal transformation and a deeper connection with the divine. [ivoox.com]
In this episode, Samuel Goulet explores the foundational role of solitude and silence in prayer, emphasizing that true intimacy with God begins when we separate ourselves from distractions and embrace stillness. Drawing on biblical examples and teachings, Samuel discusses the challenges of being alone with God, such as anxiety and restlessness, and encourages listeners to build a regular practice of quiet time with God. He offers practical advice for scheduling solitude, highlighting how spiritual growth unfolds as we consistently seek God in the secret place, ultimately calling listeners to cultivate spiritual maturity by knowing God personally and pressing on even when it feels awkward or difficult. [ivoox.com]
In this episode of The Mountain Podcast, Samuel Goulet continues on week 5 on the theme of “Design & Purpose,” emphasizing that every believer is made to share Christ with others. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:11–21, he explains that receiving Christ naturally leads to giving Christ, and that the love of Jesus should be the controlling force in our lives, freeing us from fear, resentment, and selfishness. Samuel outlines five practical ways to live out this calling—intercession, evangelism, counsel, edification, and restoration—encouraging listeners to be active ministers of reconciliation, to build up and restore others, and to let the love of Christ mobilize them to serve and impact those around them.
This episode centers on the theme of spiritual gifts and purpose within the Christian faith. Jim Davis emphasizes that every individual is uniquely designed by God and equipped with spiritual gifts to serve others, not to earn more love but as an expression of love for God. Drawing from scriptures such as Ephesians 2:10, Psalm 139, and 1 Corinthians 12, he encourages listeners to discover and use their gifts for the benefit of the church community, sharing personal stories and practical advice for healing from church hurt and finding joy through service. The episode concludes with an invitation to take a spiritual gifts assessment and a reminder that true fulfillment comes from serving with the gifts God has given.
In this episode, Samuel Goulet explores the theme "Design and Purpose," focusing on the biblical idea that people are made for community. Drawing from passages in Ephesians, Romans, and Matthew, he emphasizes that true church community is built on humility, forgiveness, and the active flow of Jesus' love—likened to the life-giving flow of blood in the body. Goulet challenges listeners to move beyond comfort zones, embrace diversity within the body of Christ, and reject isolation, pride, and unforgiveness. He encourages proactive intercession, radical forgiveness, and genuine connection, highlighting that healthy spiritual community requires both receiving and giving grace, and that the transformative power of Jesus' blood enables believers to overcome relational barriers and thrive together.
n this episode, Samuel Goulet teaches on transformation as a key part of the Christian life, emphasizing that true change comes from both receiving and giving God's love. Drawing from scripture, he explains that worship and humility are essential for spiritual growth, and that believers are called to continually renew their minds and let God's character flow through them, impacting their actions and relationships. [Document]
This episode explores how each person is intentionally designed by God for both universal and unique purposes, emphasizing the importance of loving God, others, and oneself. Drawing from key scriptures, Sam encourages listeners to embrace their value, pursue holiness, and trust in God’s redemptive plan even through failures.
Samuel teaches about the importance of prayer, especially intercession, explaining that it starts with personal connection to God and extends to praying for others. He uses biblical examples to show that everyone is called to intercede, encouraging listeners to persist in prayer for others until spiritual growth and unity with Jesus are achieved.
In this teaching, Samuel emphasizes the importance of anchoring prayer in biblical understanding and practice, using the upper room as a strong imagery. He discusses the significance of waiting upon the Lord and praying according to God's will, rather than personal desires. Samuel highlights the transformative power of waiting and prayer, which refine and prepare individuals for the fulfillment of God's promises. He draws parallels between the disciples' experience in the upper room and the process of spiritual growth, stressing the need for obedience, submission, and alignment with the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, Samuel encourages a prayer life that seeks God's will, allowing for personal transformation and a deeper connection with the divine.
In this episode, Sam focuses on Psalm 139 and the theme of prayer. Sam emphasizes the importance of understanding our identity in God and how it influences our prayer life. He discusses the concept of the "secret place" of solitude and silence with God, which forms the foundation for all other types of prayer. The sermon highlights David's model of prayer in Psalm 139, illustrating how David's intimate knowledge of God's omniscience and love shapes his communication with God. Sam encourages listeners to embrace their identity as known and loved by God, to pray authentically and vulnerably, and to allow this understanding to transform their approach to prayer. The sermon concludes with a call to experience God's presence and guidance in every aspect of life, leading to a deeper and more impactful prayer life.
In this episode, Samuel explores the foundational role of solitude and silence in prayer, emphasizing how true intimacy with God begins when we separate ourselves from distractions and embrace stillness. Drawing on biblical examples and verses—including Jesus’ teachings and the exhortations of Psalms and Lamentations—Samuel discusses the challenges and fears that often accompany being alone and quiet before God, such as anxiety and restlessness. He encourages listeners to build a regular practice of spending quiet, solitary time with God, noting that such moments not only deepen our knowledge of God but also reveal the voices and patterns influencing our lives. Samuel offers practical advice for scheduling time for solitude and silence, reminding us that spiritual growth unfolds as we break through discomfort and consistently seek God in the secret place. This teaching is a call to cultivate spiritual maturity by knowing God personally, apart from others, and pressing on even when it feels awkward or difficult.
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Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel concludes the Jesus series. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the Perfect Image of God.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel concludes the Jesus series. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the Perfect Image of God.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues in the Jesus series. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the gift giver.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues in the Jesus series. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the gift giver.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, we welcome guest speaker John Bates. Today John Bates talks about the importance of generosity.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues in the Jesus series. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the Resurrector.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues in the Jesus series. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the Resurrector.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel starts us in a series called Jesus. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the truth.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel starts us in a series called Jesus. Today Samuel talks about Jesus the truth.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel talks about what it means to be a christian.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel talks about what it means to be a christian.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel talks about leadership.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel talks about reading God's wordIf you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel talks about reading God's word.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel talks about prayer.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel talks about prayer.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel concludes the Worship series with the topic Loving With God.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel concludes the Worship series with the topic Loving With God.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues the Worship series with the topic What Does Worship Look Like.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues the Worship series with the topic What Does Worship Look Like.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues the Worship series with the topic Filled with living water.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel continues the Worship series with the topic Filled with living water.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel starts us off in a series called Worship.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! This week, Samuel starts us off in a series called Worship.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! Samuel talks about personal frontiers that God brings us to and how to navigate it with God.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! Samuel talks about being Secure.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! Samuel talks about being Secure.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! Samual talks about What does love look like.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! Samual talks about What does love look like.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.com
Thank you for joining us today! Samual talks about God & BoundariesIf you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.comAlso, give us a rating and share this episode with someone.
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Thank you for joining us today! Samual talks about Selflessness vs SelfishnessIf you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.comAlso, give us a rating and share this episode with someone.
Thank you for joining us today! We finished our series called Tradition.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Tradition.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Tradition.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called Traditions.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called Traditions.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series called Community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series called Community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series called Deep Wells.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Souls.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Souls.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Souls.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Souls.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Souls.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series called Souls.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series called Souls.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series learning from the life of Elijah.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series learning from the life of Elijah.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have Steve Harmon as our special guest.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have Alisa Ditmar talking with Clayton Lewis about healing.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have Danielle Wilson talking about teaching in church.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have Danielle Wilson talking about gifting and religion.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have Alisa Ditmar and Kirsten Bernhardi talking the prophetic.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series learning from the life of Elijah.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series learning from the life of Elijah.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have Steve Harmon as our special guest talking the prophetic.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series learning from the life of Elijah. Pastor Tim talks about Elijah and Elisha.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series learning from the life of Elijah. Pastor Samuel examines 1 Kings 19.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series learning from the life of Elijah. Pastor Samuel examines 1 Kings 19.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Freedom." In part 5, we have Steve Harmon as a special guest. You can reach out to him: https://www.facebook.com/steve.p.harmon
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Freedom." In part 2, Pastor Samuel talks about freedom to have a real relationship with Jesus.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Freedom." In part 3, Pastor Tim talks about internal freedom .
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Freedom." In part 2, Pastor Samuel talks about freedom from religion.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series "Freedom." In part 1, Pastor Samuel talks about freedom in Jesus.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Jesus Stories." In part 5, Pastor Samuel talks about our life in Jesus.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Jesus Stories." In part 4, Pastor Samuel talks about your Jesus story has power.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Jesus Stories." In part 3, Pastor Samuel talks about discovering the story Jesus is unfolding in our life.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series "Jesus Stories." In part 2, Pastor Samuel talks about testimonies.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series "Jesus Stories." In part 1, Pastor Samuel talks about testimonies.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Holy Spirit." In part 5, Pastor Samuel talks about seasons.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Holy Spirit." In part 4, Pastor Samuel talks about the Word.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Holy Spirit." In part 3, Jebron Thompson talks about the Holy Spirit breathing life.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Holy Spirit." In part 2, Pastor Samuel talks about emotional intelligence.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series "Holy Spirit." In part 1, Pastor Tim talks about the different understandings of the Holy Spirit.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Promise Fulfilled." In part 4, Pastor Samuel talks about the Holy Spirit.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Promise Fulfilled." In part 3, Pastor Samuel talks about the "in-between" journey of faith.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Promise Fulfilled." In part 2, Pastor Samuel asks who are you becoming in the process.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called "Promise Fulfilled." In part 1, Pastor Tim advocates to yield our lives fully to God.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "This Is Our Family." In part 8, Pastor Samuel talks about prayer and forgiveness.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "This Is Our Family." In part 7, Pastor Samuel talks about adoption.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "This Is Our Family." In part 6, Pastor Tim talks about forgiveness.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "This Is Our Family." In part 5, Pastor Samuel talks about grace.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "This Is Our Family." In part 4, Pastor Samuel talks about community.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "This Is Our Family." In part 3, Pastor Samuel talks about the Father.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "This Is Our Family." In part 2, Pastor Samuel talks about church leadership.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series "This Is Our Family." In part 1, Pastor Samuel talks about conversion.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Make Room." In part 4, Pastor Tim talks about where the starting line really begins in our walk with God.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Make Room." In part 3, Pastor Samuel talks about giving and generosity. FYI, this is not a sermon on tithing.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Make Room." In part 2, Pastor Samuel talks about the Upper Room.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series "Make Room." In part 1, Pastor Samuel talks about partnership with God in our life.
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Thank you for joining us today! Jebron Thompson talks about the One thing.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have a special Christmas sermon. Pastor Samuel shares about being overshadowed.
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Thank you for joining us today! We have a special Christmas sermon. Pastor Tim shares the birth of Jesus.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Birth." In part 3, Pastor Samuel shares a very specific way to pray.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Birth." In part 2, Pastor Tim implores us to allow God to till our garden.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting our series "Birth." In part 1, Pastor Samuel shares how to partner with God.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Satisfied." In part 4, Jebron shares from Matthew 5:7 and the importance of mercy.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Satisfied." In part 3, Pastor Sam shares that real christian living shatters incentive-based ambition Christianity.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Satisfied." In part 2, Pastor Sam shares that there is a difference between the crowd and the disciples.
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Thank you for joining us today! In this final episode, Pastor Samuel and Pastor Tim discuss dealing with anger.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 8, Pastor Tim and Pastor Sam discuss sacrifice in marriage.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called "Satisfied." In part 1, Pastor Tim shares that there is a difference between needs and desires.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 7, Pastor Samuel and Steve discuss talking to Jesus.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 6, Pastor Tim and Pam discuss fighting for intimacy.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 5 of "Love Thy Neighbor," Pastor Samuel shares that God disciplines those He loves.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 6, Pastor Samuel and Scott discuss the posture of the heart.
Thank you for joining us today! In part 6, Pastor Tim and Pam discuss things they wish they had known before they got married.
Thank you for joining us today! In part 4 of "Love Thy Neighbor," Pastor Samuel shares that in your identity, you are called to serve.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 5, Pastor Samuel and Johnny discuss submitting.
Thank you for joining us today! In part 5, Pastor Tim, Shaun and Alisa discuss "in sickness and in health."
Thank you for joining us today! In part 3 of "Love Thy Neighbor," Pastor Samuel challenges us to love those different from you.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 4, Pastor Samuel and Alisa discuss wisdom and the role it plays in our families.
Thank you for joining us today! In part 4, Pastor Tim and Don discuss navigating marriage in crisis.
Thank you for joining us today! In part 2 of "Love Thy Neighbor," Pastor Samuel shares that we must overcome the power of sin.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 3, Pastor Samuel and Christina Sarmiento discuss discipline in the family unit, and discipline in our relationship with God.
Thank you for joining us today! In part 3, Pastor Tim and Don discuss gender roles in marriage.
Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called "Love Thy Neighbor." In part 1, Pastor Samuel shares that we need to love ourselves in the same exact framework and spirit that God loves us.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 2, Pastor Samuel and Jessica discuss working hard.
Thank you for joining us today as we celebrate our 200th episode. Enjoy!
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Thank you for joining us today! In this special episode, Pastor Tim talks about finding the will of God.
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Thank you for joining us today! In part 1, Pastor Samuel and Pastor Tim discuss the fear of the Lord.
Thank you for joining us today! In part 1, Pastor Tim and Samuel discuss marriage foundations.
Thank you for joining us today! In this special episode, Pastor Samuel talks about God and territory.
Thank you for joining us today! In this special episode, Pastor Samuel talks about goals.
Thank you for joining us today! In this special episode, Pastor Samuel shares that our growth paradigm has to be yielded to the following of Jesus.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Culture Of Jesus." In part 5, Pastor Samuel shares that the pursuit of Jesus is not the same thing as the pursuit of power.
In this conversation, Pastor Samuel Goulet and Christina Sarmiento discuss what it means to create a culture of Jesus.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Culture Of Jesus." In part 4, Pastor Samuel asks, Are we maturing in Jesus? The focus is not whether we are mature or not. Instead, the point is that we are maturing.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Culture Of Jesus." In part 3, Pastor Tim shares a powerful message about the revelation of the intimacy of the cross.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "Culture Of Jesus." In part 2, Pastor Tim shares the importance of humility.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called "Culture Of Jesus." In part 1, Pastor Samuel shares his desire for us to be great at getting people to follow Jesus instead of being great at getting people to come to our church.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "The Father." In part 4, Pastor Samuel shares that we have two choices for our lives, to be fathered by God or to be fathered by the enemy.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "The Father." In part 3, Pastor Tim shares that the voice of the Father is the voice of identity.
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Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series "The Father." In part 2, Pastor Samuel shares from John Chapter 11 to show how to have a healthy relationship with our Father.
Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called The Father. In part 1, Pastor Samuel shares that the Father's generosity is to all.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Houses Of Acts. In part 4, Jebron shares about the detours of chasing after God.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Houses Of Acts. In part 3, Pastor Samuel shares a special Father's Day message.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Houses Of Acts. In part 2, Pastor Samuel shares about free people choosing love.
Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called Houses Of Acts. In part 1, Pastor Samuel shares that we are desiring to be a real biblical community found in Acts 2.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Reformers. In part 5, Pastor Samuel discusses the five-fold dynamic in a church community.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Reformers. In part 4, Pastor Tim shares that sanctification is a lifelong process.
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What does real community look like in and outside the church? In this conversation, Pastor Samuel Goulet and Scott Little have a wonderful conversation regarding community.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series called Reformers. In part 3, Pastor Samuel shares that change may not be easy, but is a healthy part of our walk with God.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series, Reformers. In part 2, Jessica Goulet has a special Mother's Day message sharing that you are God's why. Fun Challenge: count how many Disney references she makes.
Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series called Reformers. In part 1, Pastor Samuel will help to identify what it is we are being formed and shaped into.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series called Ascension. In part 3, Pastor Samuel shares that God is inviting us into a journey of growth that looks like Jesus being pronounced in our lives.
Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing in our series called Ascension. In part 2, Pastor Samuel shares that when Jesus moves, it's important that we follow Him.
Thank you for joining us today! We are in a new series called Ascension. In part 1, Pastor Samuel shares how to practically be a witness of Jesus, while also warning us of jury Christianity.
One year removed from not having a live Easter service, Pastor Samuel Goulet shares what a resurrected Jesus means this Easter to the Mountain Church.
Pastor Samuel Goulet finishes our sermon series, "Not the Ending You Wanted," by detailing the invitation of a true life of worship.
Pastor Tim Rowland continues in our sermon series, "Not the Ending You Wanted," by sharing about the spirit of offense.
Pastor Samuel Goulet continues in our sermon series, "Not the Ending You Wanted." We will explore the concept of being a "world changer." WARNING: this may reshape the way you think about Christian culture.
We are in a brand new series here at The MTN. Pastor Samuel speaks on, "Not The Ending You Wanted." We will be exploring what we expect from having a relationship verses what it biblically and actually looks like.
On this episode we wrap up our series on, "Build." Pastor Samuel reminds us that no matter what we choose to build and grow whats important is that one thing remains the same, at the center of everything we create with our families and loved ones, Jesus is always at the core.
We continue our sermon series on 'Build,' here at The MTN. Pastor Samuel explores two dynamics when building, freedom and order.
This week Pastor Sam continues the series on "Build," by focusing on how prayer is an effective tool to building ones self and others around us in community.
We are in a new year here not only in our world but here at The MTN Church. Pastor Samuel, speaks to us in a new series called, "Build." In this series Sam talks about what it means to help build a community around us that goes after the heart of Jesus.
The Story of Love may be a simple one but, what happens when we run into conflict with others? Today Pastor Samuel continues talking about The Story of Love and how we deal with those we are in contention with.
This series at The MTN we are talking about how the story of Jesus in this season is the story of love!
Its the final week on the series 'Communion,' here at The Mountain. Tim Rowland speaks and helps us explore why Jesus established the tradition of communion.
Pastor Samuel is back and continuing his focus on communion specifically in the area of intimacy with God. So, find a quiet place to enter in His presence while listening to this weeks episode.
This month of November at The Mountain Pastor Samuel introduces "Communion." We will be focusing on the significance of communion and how it plays a great role in developing community.
The Tribe series rounds out this month here at the MTN with our very own Tim Rowland. Pastor Tim talks about the importance of the Tribe and how it coincides with being a part of a family.
We are back and better than ever here at The MTN. This week we continue our series on Tribe as Pastor Samuel explores the presence of God in the tribe.
Pastor Samuel continues the Tribe Series here at The Mountain. This week he's exploring what it means to be in a tribe with a life of worship!
There's a new series here at The Mountain and were calling it "Tribe." The Tribe of Judah is in the linage of Jesus and as we continue to pursue Him, what does being a part of the tribe fit in? Pastor Samuel breaks it down in the next few weeks for you.
'Alabaster,' has been an amazing series on giving here at The MTN Church. Today Pastor Samuel continues the series and talks about three components in giving, the overflow, being contentment, and the loss.
The MTN Church continues its series on 'Alabaster,' the subject of giving. Today Pastor Samuel talks about the difference between justice and generosity. We have a daily battle in life on what we perceive to be fair and truthful and what role justice plays in that. How do we practice a place of being generous more than the justice we think we deserve?
We are here in a new series at The Mountain Church. Giving is such an essential tool to helping shape our journey's with Jesus. A perfect example of giving is the woman with the Alabaster box. In the first week of this new series, Pastor Samuel talks to us about giving what the significance of alabaster means to posture your heart to give!
On this episode we are privileged and honored to have The MTN Churches very own Pastor Tim Roberson. Pastor Tim helps us conclude our series on 'Super Bloom,' by talking about the things we think oppose a Super Bloom but actually in fact enhance it.
On this episode of the pod we continue our series on 'Super Bloom.' Specifically Pastor Sam talks about the bloom and what true prosperity in Jesus looks like for your life.
We are continuing our series here at The MTN Church, 'Super Bloom. Pastor Sam brings up two factors of a Super Bloom, exogenous and endogenous or more accurately the things we feel internally and externally while laying in our wait.
We are in new series here at The MTN Church. Pastor Samuel talks about what it means for us as a people to enter into a 'Super Bloom.' It is the time for things in your life that lay dormant to spring to life again.
We wrap up our series on 'The People,' with our friend Tim Rowland. Tim, shares on what it means to love a people even the ones you consider your enemies.
Today we continue our series on, "The People." Pastor Sam talks about what it means to really nurture and help people grow around us and how Jesus makes an impact in a persons growth through us.
There's a new series at The MTN Church and it is called to the people. We Love Jesus and really love PEOPLE. On today's episode Pastor Samuel discusses what it means to be part of a crowd and how to not defend our own truths but the truths of Jesus.
Today's episode is a continuation with friend of the show and Mountain Church member Steve Beason. The guys talk about what it means to be in covenant. From marriage to relationship with God, they dissect what it means to be in covenant and hear from God and the ones we love.
We currently live in a crazy world and managing our hearts in this time is super important. Today the guys bring in friend of the show Tim Rowland to discuss how we manage our hearts with people we love and people we have a hard time loving.
Hebrews 11 says that faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. How do we keep faith alive and what does it look like for us and what does it look like to have a father's faith for others? Today, Don and Sam welcome their friend and first time guest Steve Beason to discuss a gamut of topics mainly focusing on the father's heart for others when all hope seems lost.
Today's discussion is one we are excited to give here on the podcast. We as a body and a people want to create spaces for dialogue in all areas. Our country and even in some nations around the world we are facing one of the largest civil rights movements in modern history. How do we start the hard conversations with one another to close the divide of social and racial divide. Joining Donovan and Sam is Jim Hunt. Jim is a member of The Mountain Worship and gives insight to the guys the on what it means to be black man in this day were living in and how we give room for these important conversations.
In this crazy world we live in right now the two things hardest to practice it seems are peace and wisdom. The global pandemic of COVID-19 other wise known as Coronavirus has caused widespread and certainly understandable panic. How do we manage our stress? How do we find peace? What is the wisdom in all this? Cliche to say but, God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. Donovan and Samuel talk to you guys about how to approach your concerns with peace and wisdom in this strange time we live in. Feel free to talk to host of the show, Donovan, by emailing him at dfullmer@iclv.com,
Often times the subject of church as a business is taboo. Is the church also a business? Should the church establish a business model? Today the guys are joined by Miles Loupe who is an entrepreneur and close friend of Donovan and Samuel. The three discuss what business looks like in the church currently and discuss what's really the important thing to emphasise when it comes to church and business.
The Word continues at The Mountain. Pastor Samuel talks about our words with one another and how they impact one another.
On this special episode of the podcast we are having you take a listen to the debut episode of the, "I Love My City Podcast." This podcast is designed with the intention of helping answer one simple question. How do you love a city well? The show is hosted by Samuel Goulet and Mike Hatch. The two are local pastors and leaders in the city of Las Vegas. Weekly they are joined by city officials and influencers trying to answer how to love the city and how others can have a heart for theirs as well.
Today on the pod the guys welcome in friend of the show and Sam's wife Jessica.The three reminisce and mainly talk about commitment. what does it look like to be committed to Christ? They discuss what it means to be committed to One another as well as what it is that God has intended for us.
We are back for another discussion here on the pod. Donovan and Sam Welcome back their friend, Tim Rowland, to talk about different church camps. So many times we see different churches have different expressions but how do we learn to live in harmony with one another even when some camps don't get along. The three explore this topic and how its pertain to their experiences and give insight as to how we approach one another daily.
In the final episode of the series, 'Plastic,' Pastor Samuel dives into seeing others through their perspective. We explore the nature of what and how others experience Jesus by highlighting the four Gospels of; Matthew, mark, Luke, and John.
We continue the series of Plastic here at The Mountain Church. Pastor Samuel discusses what means to live in truth and not be deceived by what makes us comfortable in our walks with Jesus.
It was an All In Sunday at The Mountain Church. Our All In services are always a treat for us as we welcome in people to the kingdom with love as they get baptized. Our friend, Tim Rowland continues the tradition of speaking about going All In with Jesus and one another.
We are back with another discussion and joined by fourth time guest and great friend Tana Whitton. The three talk about the structure and hierarchy specifically in the church and how it has and is impacting churches across the world.
Another discussion hot and ready here for you. This time the guys welcome back friend of the show and the most handsome French Canadian you'll ever know, Nick Paulhus. The three discuss living a life that is sold out for God and ask the question; Is it possible to be a christian and not practicing every tradition in the culture? A thoughtful discussion were sure you will enjoy.
We are back with a discussion here on the pod and with a good friend, and first time guest of the show, Wayne Lee. Wayne, is the Pastor of Worship Life Church in Alabama and has stopped by to talk to the guys all about prophetic legacy. We see the prophetic talked about from past present to future. The three begin to dissect the importance of establishing the culture as well as its necessity.
We are in a new month which means a new series here at The Mountain. Our new series entitled, "Plastic," is all about what it means to be a genuine Christian and how we can get out of the mire of appearing fake, artificial, or plastic.
We wrap up the series here on the pod and discuss what it means to be obedient. While on the mountain top we hear from the Lord about our cities and cultures but to really practice what we hear it requires great faith and obedience. Pastor Samuel talks to us about what it means to be obedient to the encounters we have with God.
Our series Mountain Top continues here on the pod and this week its all about obedience. Pastor Samuel talks to us about hearing the voice of God and how we learn to obey His voice in our lives.
Its a season and new year here at The Mountain Church and we have a new series for youI Have you wondered what it would be like to experience God fully in your life? What does that take? This series entitled, "Mountain Top," will explore how we go up to God and really have a transformative experience with Him that's full of thoughts and ideas that we bring down to shape narratives and cultures.
It's another discussion here on the pod. Donovan and Samuel welcome their a life long friend Grant Garcia. The three discuss Grant's journey from a young man to now and how God made an impact on him in his battles with addiction and how he continues to over come it.
Our final episode on family and the final series of 2019 is here. Pastor Samuel wraps up what has been an amazing series on Family Culture by discussing our pursuits and where to go from here!
Today on the podcast we welcome back Jebron Thompson as he discusses the victories and trials of Family Culture. He explores the grieving process of loss and when it comes to family its always too soon to quit.
We continue to discuss family Culture here on The Mountain Podcast and welcome back Tim Rowland! Tim discusses the importance of Family Culture by discussing the topic of marriage. He explores Mary and Jospeh's journey as well as his own and how we can continue to have our marriages flourish and be successful.
The podcast machine rolls on and we continue to talk narrative journeys here on The MTN pod. This week Donovan and Sam are joined by their friend and spouse of last weeks guest, the wonderful Scott Little. Scott attends The Mountain Church and is a creative revivalist who shares what God has done in his life as well as what his current role in community looks like as a man here to do the will of God.
We continue the series of Family Culture here at The Mountain Church. Pastor Samuel delves into what it means to have wisdom in a family setting. Sam, takes you on his own personal journey on wisdom and how to apply wisdom to family dynamics in and out of the church and into the home.
On this special episode of the podcast, we are exploring what we like to call, "Narrative Journey's." We will bring on guests to talk about their journeys and walks with Jesus and how it has impacted their lives and role it plays in their story. Our first Narrative Journey guest is Beth Little. Beth is a member of the Mountain Church community. She has an amazing creative heart of gold and shares with Samuel and Donovan how she arrived to the place she's at today.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! Its a special episode of the podcast on this wonderful day and were with our good friend of the show Lawrence Ana. The guys talk about their family traditions around the holidays and discuss the topic of tradition and how it plays a part in our everyday lives.
Today Pastor Samuel continues his sermon series on Family Culture. Specifically he focuses on making things new. At times families may be stuck in their ways or adjust circumstances to the pattern of a family members past behaviors. Instead, what if we championed a narrative of having courage to look past those circumstances and start to begin to make things new in our family dynamics.
Family Culture is moving right along here on The MTN podcast. Today we discuss the topic of approach. Mainly, how do we approach and engage in others with a lens of Jesus. Its essential to sustaining a healthy church and practice family.
Today on The MTN podcast we continue our series on Family Culture. Pastor Samuels discuss and focuses on who we are in relation to a family and how we approach to fitting in. It's a thoughtful discussion on identity and how God shapes our hearts to find who we are thorough him.
It's a new series here at The MTN. Going into the holiday season we are moving from Church Culture to Family Culture. What does it mean to be in or to establish a family? Pastor Samuel kicks off this dynamic series focusing on family and what kind of culture we develop with one another.
Its time to wrap up the theme of Church Culture. Pastor Samuel discusses and encourages the phrase of, "Do not be conformed." At the heart of most church cultures the goal in our transformation is to not be conformed but to be renewed in mind and in spirit.
We continue with church culture here at MTN with our very own Pastor Samuel. He discusses the church cultures we grew up in and how they played an impact on our walk with Jesus. We ask the question; What does it looks like to adopt a culture of loving like Jesus did?
Today on the podcast we are back at it with a very interesting discussion. Kayne West has recently come out with a brand new gospel inspired album. Christians have flocked to what the album says and loves the transformation of Kayne. The guys discuss the churches desire to be relevant with pop culture and bring on staff member and local Kayne expert Andrew Gonzalez to discuss.
Today on the show Samuel welcomes Pastor Mike Hatch. He is a Pastor in Las Vegas who has dedicated his ministry to unifying churches and people in the city through gatherings and prayer. The two discuss what church unity looks like in the current culture were in and how we can get better by learning to unify and be one as God intended.
On this episode the fellas continue their talk on Church Culture but specifically ask the question of why are we here on a regular basis at church? This question can seem a little risky but necessary. Why do you go to church? Is it the speaker? The worship? The community? We all have our reasons but figuring it out the true reason for all we do helps shape culture! Turn up and tune in with the guys right here on The Mountain Podcast!
Today we present episode two of our theme here at The Mountain. This time we focus on the topic of behavior in Church Culture. Shaping behaviors has looked a certain way in the church but have we gone about it all wrong? How do we look at the behavior of others and how it relates to making impact in our current landscape? Thought provoking stuff that is sure to make you look at people in a whole new light.
We are diving into a new theme here at The Mountain all about Church Culture. What is Church Culture? This is a question we are constantly asking. Church has been around for thousands of years but how did we get to where we are now? Pastor Sam dives right in and entices us with bold ideas and concepts on Church Culture.
On this episode of the pod the fellas discuss "Church Culture." Specifically the ideology and the theology of different church cultures around the world. The two talk about the general structure of a church service, to what is being talked about from platform and how did we get to the formula were at today! Tune up and tune in on this interesting episode of The Mountain Podcast.
It's All In Sunday at The Mountain. This week we continue the theme of 'Our Story,' and how living an All In lifestyle coincides with it. Our friend Tim Rowland brings a great message full of heart and inspiration for us as we continue to share our stories.
On this episode of the podcast the guys welcome back long time friend of the pod Tana Whitton. The three discuss the narratives of the leadership models that are vision driven vs community and locally driven. Which one is the right and which is the one needing improvement? This discussion is one that tackles local and large scale churches as well as business and even house holds. So turn up and tune in right here on The Mountain Podcast!
We are three weeks into our series here at The Mountain called, "Our Story." Pastor Sam continues this week and shares on Ambition and Conflict. Do our ambitions sometimes ruffle feathers or cause conflict if so how do we manage it? This one is a doozy!
Pastor Sam continues his series here at The Mountain on 'Our Story.' This episode Sam talks with us about learning to partner with other people's stories and how to include others narratives into our own.
We are in a brand new sermon series here at The Mountain entitled, "Our Story." Pastor Sam dives into this interesting topic of our story by starting with how we look at telling our story with a me vs. we mentality. What does it look like to be healthy in the management of self and still having the impact of many?
We wrap up the sermon series, 'Change,' here at The Mountain. Pastor Samuel concludes the last five weeks on Change with the topic of 'Limits.' What is your limit? How do you manage it? How do you grow it? Knowing the answers to these and many other questions regarding our limits are essential to change. Here Sam will break it down for us and guide us to finding, owning, growing, and handling our limits for change.
We continue the topic of Change this month and focus on this episode is on the topic of Confession. Change also occurs when there is confession but how, when, what, and who do we confess to? Pastor Sam breaks down what confession looks like in our lives and how it impacts the change we desire.
The boys are here with a new discussion and this time it's all about discipleship. Throughout history discipleship has been the cornerstone of the church but how is the practice evolving today? The two discuss what has worked over the years and what is changing in gathering, connecting, and discipling. So turn up and tune in right here on The Mountain podcast.
The Mountain continues its series on, "Change." This week, Pastor Sam talks about how change can come through the form of healing. Whether it be physical, mental, or spiritual, healing can be a step to help you continue the change you need for your life.
On this episode of the podcast the guys welcome their friend, first time guest (kind of) and lead Pastor of Jesus Culture, Banning Liebscher. The three dive right into a good time with one another but narrow in on what it means to be relevant while authoring the culture of Jesus. This one is sure to make you laugh and be the perfect pick up for the day. So tune up and tune in right here on The Mountain Podcast.
The theme of, 'Change,' continues here at The Mountain. Samuel continues with his sermon entitled, "Its not you, it me." We explore the concept of how there's a way that we explore and there's a way God explores concepts and how to marry the two.
Its time for a new sermon series here at The Mountain. This month we're exploring the concept of, "Change." Samuel discusses with us what the patterns of change look like in our lives and pursuit to love others and Jesus well.
On this episode of the podcast the guys welcome first time guest and renowned speaker from Bethel Church, Kris Vallotton. The guys begin to discuss how, as a society, we learn to embrace those who have come before us and those who come after in shaping culture and enhancing narratives. Its a thoughtful discussion that delves into themes of learning to overcome insecurity and practicing an authentic lifestyle. So turn up and tune in right here on the Mountain Podcast.
Pastor Sam is back at The Mountain fresh off of spending time with his new baby daughter and with a great word for loving our city. Samuel shows us what it means to daily love everyone you come in contact with in your city and how religion kills the possibility of learning to love a city.
This truly is a special sermon from a very special person of the house, Pastor Denise Goulet. She lays it all out, real and raw for us on what loving Las Vegas has looked like for her for the last 26 years and what it means to truly love a city.
We keep the party rolling for the theme, "I Love My City," with Pastor Lawrence Ana. He gives us five practice steps on how we can really learn to love our city well.
We continue with the series of, "I Love My City," with member and friend of The Mountain, Isabelle Parker. She engages us in a way to really look at the good of our city and how we can reframe the way we feel about people. It's time to remove the shame we feel and replace with understanding and love.
We continue our series on, "I Love My City." We are joined in our 9am service by friend and leader at The Mountain, Tim Rowland. Tim talks to us about loving our city and how we must not look at the spec in our city but perhaps the plank in ours. It's a challenging but such a great message on our hearts and how we approach people. Enjoy!
It's time for a brand new series here at The Mountain, and it's entitled, "I Love My City." Pastor Samuel brings a new series thats rooted in love for the city of Las Vegas and more over for cities around the world. Why should we love our cities? Is it to see a level of influence thats motivated by power and popularity or a love that is unconditional and an outcome that is unknown? So, turn up and tune in on this first episode of, "I Love My City."
On this episode of the podcast they guys are talking about storytellers in the church. There is a theory that suggests that human beings are natural storytellers and that a good story is more convincing than a good argument. Jesus was the perfect example of someone who put narrative at the forefront of His ministry. He often told parables and stories as a way for people to understand the Father’s heart more for His children. Even in the midst of being challenged by those who didn’t agree with Him, Jesus was ready with a story rooted in love to help unify people. Today the church is still a collection of storytellers but have we gotten off the beaten path of what our narrative is supposed to be. So turn up and tune as we talk about Narrative Paradigms in the church, right here on the mountain podcast.
Today’s sermon we continue with Pastor Samuel on our Water Walker series. It’s all about taking Charge. Where do we get our charge from and where do we transfer it? So turn up and tune in right here on The Mountain podcast.
We are four weeks in to the Water Walkers series. This week it's all about the subject of mind over matter. How do our own minds play a role in our transformation? Pastor Sam breaks down why a relationship with Jesus is truly transformational and less informational. Enjoy!
On this episode of the podcast the guys are talking all about generational tension in the church. For some time now there’s been this elephant in the room and that has been generational tension. Millennial vs Baby Boomers, old vs new. Whose right vs who is wrong when it comes to how a church should be ran organizationally and culturally. With all of this tension going on, what are the right ways to unpack the differences so that we can get back to what really matters the most and thats the people who are hurting and need Jesus. Joining the conversation today will be Terry Brooks. He is the Pastor of Bayview Church from San Diego, California. We hope you enjoy, turn up and tune in, right here on The Mountain Podcast.
We are knee deep in the Water Walker series now here at The Mountain. On this episode Pastor Samuel explores while on the boat the disciples thought what they saw out on the sea during the storm was a ghost, but was in fact Jesus. We explore the things in life we identify as things that fill us with fear but are actually in fact the thing we need the most to overcome it.
On this episode of the podcast Pastor Samuel continues on the series entitled, “Water Walkers.” Together we explore the concept of drowning. Is it possible that God that God wants to release grace while we are drowning? What does grace lead us to? Journey with us as we take this next step to become Water Walkers.
On this episode of the podcast today we talk about purity. Usually the topic of purity is surrounded by a conversation of sex or even saving oneself before marriage with someone. While we believe those fundamentals are important to practice and teach isn’t it just as important to try and pursue a pure lifestyle all together? Today Sam and I welcome two of the purest souls we know to talk about what living a pure life is all about and the redeeming qualities. Our wives. So sit back relax and be the fifth wheel of this double right here on the mountain podcast.
Todays episode of the podcast is a fun one. The guys are joined by frequented guest and friend of the show, Tana Whitton. The three talk about, really the meaning the life and purpose. What is the purpose of your life? What is it all for? What is your destiny!? Listen, enjoy and hopefully start your journey of transformation of what it is you were meant to be on this earth in this life.
We have a brand new sermon series here just for you. The new series is titled, "Water Walkers." Pastor Samuel talks about our faith in the sermon and breaks it down in three different areas, the boat, the water, and the wind. Listen to this sermon and find out what they mean. This is life changing stuff. We hope you enjoy.
On this episode we are wrapping our 'Sheep' series at The Mountain. This series has been a challenging way for us to be like sheep, and go after sheep and Pastor Samuel really brings it home on this episode on what directions we have and our motivations. We hope you enjoy.
This episode of the podcast is a very special one. We have a father and friend of the podcast Tim Rowland speaking at The Mountain. He brings an amazing word on the subject of healing and how his personal journey to total healing played such a huge part on what he knows is his destiny. This one is good. Enjoy!
We're back at it today continuing our series entitled, "Sheep." We hope you've been enjoying it. This episode Sam will be discussing the power of healing and how it relates to being a sheep.
Pastor Sam continues his sermon series, "Sheep," and ties it into a special sermons about moms on mothers day at the mountain. So gather your moms by the fire and have them listen to this special episode. Mom, this one's for you.
On this episode of the podcast we are sharing with you a brand new sermon series entitled, "Sheep." Pastor Samuel will be discussing what it means to be a sheep in a community which calls for us to be Shepards. We hope you enjoy!
``` Todays episode of the podcast is one Sam and Donovan are excited to talk about. For years the church has been evolving into different identities over the years. Keeping up with times to suit its congregants and “first timers” to have a comfortable experience. However in the last 50 years church attendance has come to an all time low nationwide. How? With churches making sure people feel comfortable welcomed and catered too, have we really challenged ourselves to truly be counter culture and adopt true transformation in our neighborhoods. Today Sam and Donovan will discuss what it means to be counterculture.
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This episode of the podcast the fellas bring back their old buddy Lawrence Ana. the three, as usual, talk nonsense but more importantly about church culture. What is it now and where is it going. the three have a great time as always and you will too!
We have a special guest here today on the podcast. Joining us at The Mountain on Sunday this past week is FOUND youth pastor and brother of the show, Lawrence Ana. He talks about how Jesus is not just a life but the resurrecting life and how its time to roll away the stone. We hope you enjoy this amazing sermon. I know we did!
It's Easter Sunday at the Mountain Church and Pastor Sam is brining a fresh word all about Thomas and our seasons of doubt. It was an amazing weekend with all of our family at the Mountain and we can't wait for you to listen to this episode. Enjoy!
On this episode of the show Sam and Donovan discuss the fabrics of humility. What does humility look like for them personally and on a larger scale? What does Jesus and the word teach us about humility? Come with the two on this humble journey as they help us learn to grow in humility.
Here we are again another episode of the podcast ready for your ;listening pleasure. On this episode Samuel talks with member and home group leader Mike Trail all about marriage. The two discuss all walks of relationship with loved ones from dating, being engaged, newlyweds, and even seasoned veterans in the marriage game. A great discussion to listen to if you're looking for insight on healthy marriages. We hope you enjoy.
It's episode two of the "Bond" series here at the Mountain Church. Pastor Sam highlights one of the disciples that had exclusive access with Jesus and who was majorly influential in writing the New Testament, John. John's love for people and for Jesus is a resounding inspiration to how we approach having access to a power unlike any other. We hope you enjoy.
Once again the guys bring back on one of their favorite guests and unofficial co-host of the show. He is the lead pastor of FOUND youth ministries and friend of the guys, Lawrence Ana. The three talk about church trends and whether or not we should put emphasis on them as a culture.
On this episode Donovan meets up with the worship pastors from the International Church of Las Vegas to discuss collaboration. What is collaboration? How do we collaborate with others well? The five discuss their journeys of collaboration together and revise history of creating with one another.
On this episode of the podcast we're back at The Mountain Church with a brand new sermon series entitled, "Bond." Pastor Samuel explores what happens after you have become to how you really form of connection with Jesus. This week We explore the nature of Peter from walking on water to his encounter with the crowd who took Jesus away.
This episode of the podcast the guys welcome a friend and fellow member of The Mountain Church, Tim Rowland. Tim is sharing with the guys about truly having a walk with Jesus and what it means to walk with him and not chase after Him. To get in contact with Tim and his wife visit them on facebook on their page Freedom Gods Way.
It's an All In Sunday here at the mountain. Pastor Samuel shares a word that is all about being all in for Jesus and what comes after saying yes to that lifestyle. Amazing stuff from an amazing word. Are you All In!?
On this episode of the podcast the boys are joined by frequent guest of the show and friend Isabelle Parker to discuss, church hurt. Church hurt is a real problem that happens to ALL churches. The three discuss what church hurt looks like from all sides and how to overcome with community. If you have any questions for the show after listening feel free to email at dfullmer@iclv.com and maybe your question will appear on the show. Enjoy!
On this episode The Mountain Church has a very special guest joining them on Sunday. Former pastor of The Mountain Church and overall papa bear Tim Roberson. He speaks on the story of Nehemiah as well as prophetically activating us. It's an incredible word we hope you enjoy.
On this episode the guy are talking about art. What is good art!? Is Christian Art good art or rather is it preference. The guys go in depth and have a rather thoughtful discussion on what is or is not inspiring to others.
This discussion on the pod is all about family. Donovan asks the question of how should our relationship with our family should parallel with our relationship with people who are not blood family. Tons of laughs and fun and all heart in this episode. We hope you enjoy!
We are joined by the one and only Dr. David Lim. On this episode he breaks down a great revelation he's been having on what it means to be in relationship with God and how that leads to life and ministry. Amazing stuff from an amazing man with a brilliant mind. We hope that you enjoy. We certainly did.
This episode is all about SIN. How do we deal with sin? What sins are we willing to work on? Who are we willing to share our sins with? These are all really important questions in this overall theme. Pastor Samuel breaks down what sin looks like and how we deal with it in this chase we have with Jesus. Enjoy!
This episode of the pod, Pastor Sam is talking all about our posture in our walk or rather our "Chase," with God. A great word from a great guy that really challenges who and what shapes our identity. Enjoy!
In this episode the guys are joined by a very special; guest, Mike Richardson. Mike is a Pastor from Lewiston, Idaho and was the former worship pastor of ICLV, who laid the foundation of ICLV. He joins the guys as they discuss church culture. What shapes church culture today and where is it going? A fascinating conversation that gets to the heart of why church exists. We hope you enjoy.
What does it mean to be truly vulnerable? Well, the guys are here to help discuss what it means to be truly vulnerable to one another and even to them selves. It's a thoughtful fun discussion that hopefully by the end will challenge you to find the areas in life where you can practice being more vulnerable in your own lives. Enjoy!
It is episode two of the series, "Chase," here at the mountain. Pastor Sam is talking all about timing and really going after what success looks like and not on a grand stage but in our own personal journeys. We hope you enjoy this one. It's a doozy!
We are in a brand new sermon series at The Mountain called, "Chase." Pastor Sam is brining fire and its a great one we hope you enjoy this new topic and are challenged and driven into your own personal transformation.
This episode the guys are back with a new discussion on, "Sons First." They are joined by former guest and friend of the show, Tana Whitton, to discuss what looking like a child of God and even a parent to others really looks like. Enjoy.
Pastor Sam is back with a brand new sermon series entitled Sons. In this debut sermon Sam talks about learning to be a son and daughter is essential to realize before ever serving God's will in your life and for others.
A very special guest joins the Mountain and he is none other than Mr. Andrew Mason. Pastor Andrew is talking all about learning to grow yourself as well as the people around you. We hope you enjoy.
This special episode of the podcast the guys are talking to their former youth pastor and Executive Pastor of Discipleship at the Emmanuel Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Andrew Mason. The three talk about the importance of what discipleship actually looks like for us as Christians and how to maintain a healthy home group. If you're looking to start a small group in your home or have been thinking about going to one, this is the episode to listen to. Enjoy!
A dynamic discussion is ready and here for your listening pleasure! This week the guys welcome the great and wonderful Isabelle Parker. The three discuss learning how loving yourself is the key to loving others in a better way. Also on tap for discussion is todays current climate as well as out of the siblings (Samuel and Isabelle) who the favorite is. Isabelle Parker is the director of The Wellness Center located in Las Vegas, NV. She is also a wonderful wife to her husband Levi and an incredible mom to her four kids.
Love Jesus Love People continues here at the Mountain Church. Its episode five and Pastor Sam is talking all about judgement and how the word is synonymous with christians but how do judge less and give humility in its place? Though provoking stuff, we hope you enjoy.
We are in episode four of our Love Jesus Love People sermon series. Pastor Samuel is discussing what Transformation is and how at times the information we receive is not necessarily the transformation we need.
On this very special episode The Mountain Church is joined by the one and only Isabelle Parker. She is a wonderful wife, mom, and director of the Wellness Center in Las Vegas Nevada. She is talking about learning to love people right where they're at as well as her passion for people and helping them heal.
This episode the guys are joined by The Mountain Podcast favorite, Lawrence Ana. The three delve into the topic of Jesus' love in their own lives as well the lives of others. Other topics include, Doterra Oils, Sams Hobbit feet, political ads and much much more. Enjoy!!
Pastor Sam is continuing his sermon series on loving Jesus and loving people. Be sure to listen, rate and review and let us know what you think. This is sermon will challenge to really love Jesus and people like never before.
It's part two of the Face to Face discussion with Donovan and Sam. The two continue to talk about the journey and process of being face to face with Jesus but more specifically living a life of humility and meekness. This is awesome stuff and is a great close to a great sermon series. Enjoy!
The boys are back! This is part one of a two part discussion the guys have on what it means to be face to face. How do you face yourself? How do you face Jesus? This is a fun one that'll leave you wanting more for part two! Enjoy!
Pastor Samuel is bringing straight fire for this special sermon here on the podcast. He is speaking at the Summerlin campus of ICLV and is challenging us to really go after people with compassion. The thought of knowing that our strength is in diversity and not in the likeness of one another, should help us transform our thoughts on how to pursue like Jesus.
The Mountain is in a new sermon series for the month of November entitled, "Love Jesus, Love People." The fabric in which The Mountain is built on. Loving Jesus and loving people. These are essential to help shape the Christian culture and change the "status quo" on what church should be in a modern time.
This special episode of the podcast we have the wonderful and humble, Sergio Scataglini. He's talking about living a guilt free life while having complete obedience to God. Be prepared to have your heart checked in the most gracious way possible.
We continue with Part 2 of the sermon series, "Face to Face," with Samuel Goulet. The Mountain Church also celebrates a HUGE milestone with the launching of not one, but two service happening at The Mountain. Don't forget to rate and review after you listen and as always, enjoy!
FOUND YOUTH Pastor Lawrence Ana joins us at The Mountain for this special episode of the podcast. He's talking about the price tag you put on yourself and the price god puts on you. Get ready to really feel loved and touched by this wonderful sermon. Lawrence brings compassion and the fathers love in this special episode. If you haven't already, email dfullmer@iclv.com questions for a special mailbag episode coming up in the near future. In the meantime we hope you enjoy!
It's a brand new sermon series is here! It's all about being face to face. Samuel is sharing the story of Jacob and Esau. We hope you enjoy Pastor Sams new series. If you have any questions for a future mailbag episode email dfullmer@iclv.com. Enjoy!
This special episode the guys are joined by prophetic evangelist and preacher Jane Hamon. With her is Pastor Denise Goulet of the International Church of Las Vegas. The four talk about things in the prophetic culture that have shaken the foundations of the modern church and how listening to the voice of God takes real faith and courage. This is a dynamic podcast you don't want to miss and are going to want to listen to more than once. Don't forget to send your mailbag questions to dfullmer@iclv.com and enjoy!
Samuel and Donovan discuss the sermon series on the, "Future is Now." The two explore leaps of faith and how living your future now takes tremendous courage. Samuel quotes the Bible and Donovan quotes Star Trek. Really ground breaking stuff. Don't forget to send your mailbag questions to dfullmer@iclv.com for a special mailbag episode in the near future.
It's our third episode for, "The Future Is Now." Pastor Samuel is wrapping up with another incredible sermon. We hope you've been enjoying these incredible teachings. Also, we hope you guys continue to send in your mailbag questions to dfullmer@iclv.com. We want to have you be a part of the discussion. Thanks so much for downloading and enjoy.
The future IS now! We are continuing the second episode of the Mountain Podcast with part two of Pastor Samuel's sermon series, "The Future Is Now." We hope you enjoy this brand new episode and we encourage you to send in your questions to dfullmer@iclv.com. The guys want to hear from you. When you send your questions in the guys will have a special discussion mail bag episode. In the meantime, enjoy this fresh new word from Sam!
There is a brand new sermon series here at The Mountain. This series is entitled, "Future Is Now." Pastor Samuel breaks down what that means as well as the tools we need to live in the destiny that God has called us. We will also hear from Donovan and how you can be a part of the conversation on the podcast. Send us your questions to dfullmer@iclv.com for an upcoming special mailbag discussion with the guys. Enjoy!
On the podcast this week the guys are talking about becoming. What are some of the things we battle daily or perhaps even go through on our daily journey? The guys are joined by a good friend of the two and artistic extraordinaire, Nicholas Paulhus. Nick has a lived a lifetime of growing up in ministry as well as being involved in the arts in his home of Montreal and in Las Vegas. He currently resides in Las Vegas and is married to his wonderful wife a local artist Abbie Paulhus.
This episode of the podcast the guys are talking all about double portion. The phrase double portion, is not commonly used in the average day, so what does it mean? Samuel helps break down the meaning and is joined by Lawrence Ana. Lawrence, is the FOUND youth pastor from the International Church of Las Vegas. He currently exemplifies and is living out the double portion on his life. The guys talk about what double portion looks like in their lives, the journeys they've been on, Costco, Sam at restaurants, and miming. This episode was a ton of fun. We hope you enjoy!
This week the guys are talking all about honor. What is honor? Is honored practiced to its fullest capability with one another. The guys are joined by an expert on honor, the wonderful, Tana Whitton. Tana, is the director of the Kairos School of Ministry in Las Vegas, NV. She helps break down what a culture of honor looks like and practical ways to practice honor with one another. Also, there might have been a mini counseling session for Donovan in this discussion. Listen and enjoy.
In this discussion episode, the guys are talking about a previous sermon series and what it means to be "All-In." Joining them is Samuels wife Jessica Goulet. Jessica is an outstanding wife and mother who exemplifies what it means to be all in. She is passionate about Jesus and willing to do what is necessary to seeing true transformation happen in people. Enjoy as the three talk about their lives and walks with Jesus over the years and how Jessica is a way better person then Sam and Donovan. Enjoy!
Pastor Samuel is back at it live from The Mountain Church. He is continuing the sermon series on Becoming and is speaking out of Romans 12:2. What does it mean to be truly transformed? Get renewed and be encouraged to walk in transformation after listening to this episode. You won't be disappointed.
SPECIAL EPISODE ALERT!!! We have the wonderful Denise Goulet from the International Church of Las Vegas joining us on this special episode of Double Portion. Enjoy!
This Episode of the Podcast Donovan and Samuel discuss all things Jesus. What does Jesus look like today in society? What role does He play in the daily life of a person? Thought provoking and inspiring stuff from Samuel Goulet and Donovan Fullmer.
Lead Pastor Samuel Goulet continues the sermon series on "Becoming."This week he'll be focusing on your identity and your identity through Christ.
The Mountain Church starts a brand new sermon series called, "Becoming." Associate Pastor Jebron Thompson kicks off the series this week on the podcast.
Host Donovan Fullmer discusses with Pastor Samuel Goulet about his sermon series, Mountain. They're talking about faith, change, and your walk with Jesus.
Pastor Sam is continuing the Double Portion sermon series. This week is focused on God staying the same yesterday, today, and forever, but does He remain the same for you?
Dr Lim shares what it means to have double portion in your lives and with the lives of others.
Its brand new month and you know what that means? You guessed it, an all new sermon series from The Mountain Church. Pastor Sam kicks off the new Sermon series entitled, "Double Portion."
We are in our third week of our sermon series, All In. Pastor Samuel is back with a new word entitled, "Ring and Robe."
Were joined by Dr. David Lim. He is an author and evangelist from Grace Assemblies of God and has ministered all over the world. On this very special episode he's speaking at The Mountain on being Content for the All In series.
Well folks, we conclude what has been an amazing series here at the mountain. The Mountain series comes to a close with Pastor Samuel's last sermon entitled, "Loving Our Nation."
We are in the third week of our sermon series, Mountain. Pastor Samuel continues to preach with a brand new sermon for the series entitled, Most High.
Pastor Samuel continues his sermons series Mountain with an all new sermon entitled, "Anchor."
Our entire source of power and authority is based in humility and meekness. In John 5, we see the greatest example of Jesus and how well he represented the Father in Heaven. Pastor Samuel Goulet teaches us that when we are able to recognize our own weakness and lack without Jesus we put ourselves in position to receive the greatness of Jesus.
Out of Romans 6, Pastor Samuel Goulet reaffirms the value of each human life in the eyes of Jesus. Connection and community between every son and daughter is valuable to the Father and in this podcast, we are equipped to throw off old mindsets and conduct in the area of relationship with others, despite differences and diversity. We are empowered in doing life alongside others with a model of Godly unity.
Jesus EP2. For 22 years, Dr. David Lim served as the senior pastor of Grace Assembly of God in Singapore. He and his wife May Lim have been married for over 48 years and have recently transitioned to the United States to join the team at the International Church of Las Vegas. He is an eloquent communicator and excellent academic instructor. He now enjoys teaching at our local school of ministry as well as training thousands of leaders all over Asia. In this podcast, Dr. Lim equips us out of Matthew chapters 5, 6 and 7 and builds the framework for Christians to take life to a higher level.
Tune in as we kick off our Jesus series. On Easter Sunday, Pastor Samuel Goulet defines compassion for others based on the compassion that Christ carried in the very moment that He rose again. How do we prioritize the treasure inside of an individual while being aware of their sin? Out of 2 Corinthians 5, we are challenged and compelled to learn and speak the language of resurrection and to express compassion in our hearts for people all around us.