On this episode of, From the Mount, High School Math Teacher, Wes Anderson, contributes to a discussion about Christmas traditions around the world. While talking about Christmas traditions, we are reminded about the most important gift, that God sent His son for the expressed purpose of redemption and restoration for the world.

Sports are a big deal. Join us From the Mount as MPCS alumnus Will Thompson ’07 explores the growing focus on sports in America, how God can use sports as a discipleship opportunity, and how your athletic competition makes you better.

MPCS alumnus Will Thompson ’07 joins From the Mount to share his passion for missions and sports and how God continuously makes a way for people to do His work – we need only to be open and willing to answer the call.

In this episode, host Steve Kyle talks about the existence of God with guest Scott Minear. This is the second part of a two-part series.

On this episode of From the Mount, MPCS middle school and high school counselors, Melissa Troskie and Viola Lussier, share their takes on mental health issues students are facing.

This episode of From the Mount, introduces and discusses two of the the four major arguments for the existence of God. Host Steve Kyle and guest Scott Minear discuss.

On this episode of From the Mount, MPCS varsity volleyball coach Selena Chancy reflects on her twelve years of coaching at MPCS. Selena offers sound advice on what it means to be coachable as an athlete while emphasizing that every player on a team has an important role regardless of how much playing time they receive. She also talks about the life lessons that can be learned through playing sports at MPCS.

On this episode of From the Mount, MPCS class of 2023 graduate Caitlin Ealey reflects on her time at the school, sharing how her MPCS experience influenced her path, including college major and college choice. Caitlin offers sound advice for underclassmen and middle school students about choosing a college, approaching high school, and getting involved with the MPCS family.

What is "theological triage"? The latest episode of From the Mount takes a closer look at this biblical framework for navigating beliefs to aid in discussions with both other believers and with non-believers.

MPCS is intentionally a covenantal school, but what does that entail? Covenant Christian schools impact the lives of families, affording children an education within a school community that shares common values and foundational religious beliefs. Join Head of School Dr. Tim Wiens in the latest From The Mount podcast to hear more about how being a community of grace, mercy, love, and forgiveness is essential to Christian education.

For more information on what it means to be a covenantal school, check out this MPCS blog:https://blog.mtparanschool.com/what-is-a-covenant-school