In this week’s episode, Hannah and Aaron are joined by Pastor Jacob Chacko to discuss the kickoff of our sermon series in the Book of Amos. Be sure to listen to the full sermon here.

In this week’s episode, Aaron is joined by Pastor Kevin Wolfe and Kim Martin to discuss the kickoff of our new sermon series in the Book of Amos. Be sure to listen to the full sermon here.

In this week’s episode, Hannah and Aaron are joined by Worship Director, Nick Cistola, to discuss our latest sermon on John 21:1-14. Be sure to listen to the full sermon here. They cover:

In this week’s episode, Hannah and Aaron are joined by Pastor Jacob Chacko to discuss the latest sermon series, Stewardship of our Finances. Be sure to listen to the full sermon here.

In this week’s episode, Aaron is joined by Tom and Dawn Harcus, who planted Mountain View way back in 1993. Join as they discuss Tom’s guest sermon “Joyous Unity and the People of God” from John 17:20-26 and the conclusion of the High Priestly Prayer (found here).

In this week’s episode, Aaron is joined by Kim Martin and Dave Young as they talk about Aaron’s recent sermon “Friends of Jesus” from John 15:12-17 (found here). Don’t miss it if you want to hear Dave’s hot take about “The Sandlot”

Here’s the questions we discussed:

In this week’s episode, Hannah and Pastor Aaron LeDuc are joined by Kim Martin as they talk about Aaron’s recent sermon “Love Redeemed” for the third week of Advent (found here).

– Recap of the sermon from Aaron.
– Let’s talk a little bit about the genealogy in Matthew. I don’t think I’ve ever realized that David is literally the only one that’s mentioned “by the wife of Uriah” to almost call out his sin. Why do you think Matthew did that? Did it have anything to do with the fact that David was a man after God’s own heart and it shows that everyone in this genealogy was imperfect yet our Savior came from that line?
-How would the two of you define Godly love? What are the first things that come to your mind when you picture the love of God?
-Let’s talk about love and boundaries. I feel like our culture is big on self care and boundaries when it comes to loving other people, but Aaron’s point of “God’s love is tangible” in my mind is a call to love our neighbor because we never deserve the love of God. As Christians, should there be boundaries on how we love people? Or does God call us to love abundantly?
-Love and Advent – how are you two reflecting on love this Advent season? Anything you’re learning you want to share?

In this week’s episode, Hannah and Pastor Aaron LeDuc are joined by Nick Cistola as they talk about Nick’s recent sermon “Peace Redeemed” for the second week of Advent (found here).

– Recap of the sermon from Nick.
– What did this sermon make you guys think about this week?
– Nick, you just mentioned the link between the story of Rahab and Passover. Can we talking more about that?
– Something that was mentioned in the sermon is that a lot of times we’re able to look at our lives and see how the Gospel will cover some of our sins, but these 5% He won’t touch. How do we recognize these areas and shift our thinking to truly believe that God has covered all of them?
– Why is peace so important? Are there any ways that you guys are focusing on peace this Advent season?

In this week’s episode, Hannah is joined by Dave Young and Pastor Aaron LeDuc as they talk about Aaron’s recent sermon “Hope Redeemed” for the first week of Advent (found here).

-Tamar’s story feels really hard. She felt stuck and desperate and then took matters into her own hands. Is there a balance between us fighting to get out of hard situations and waiting on the Lord’s plan?
-Is there a time that you experienced a season or situation full of suffering that you never understood the reason for? How do you view that situation now and how has it impacted the way you wait in seasons like Advent?
-We focus a lot on waiting on the coming hope of Jesus throughout Advent. What does that really mean for us as believers? How do we wait well, put our hope in Christ and not this world, and rest in that in the midst of the chaos of the Christmas season? What does that look like for the two of you?

Resources: Walking With God Through Pain and Suffering by Tim Keller, Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy by Mark Vroegop, Advent Devotionals also available in our church bookstore

Mountain View uses Equip Day every year as a day to glorify the Lord through growth and knowledge in various topics. Since technology is so relevant in our society, we decided to focus heavily on technology this year. Krista Chacko, Garrett Idler, Jenna Allen, and Phil Neal joined Pastor Aaron LeDuc for a panel on the effects of technology.