Our Mountain Mover is Holy, Loving, and Merciful. John 17:17-19, Hebrews 12: 5-11, 2 Cor 10:3-4.

Daniel 10:4-14 God is always working even when we can't see him. 2 Cor 12:7 Paul had a "thorn in my flesh", and he kept on praying. We shouldn't let the size of the mountain determine wether or not we pray for it's removal.

Matthew 17:18-20

Mark 9:14-29

We can operate in the authority that Christ gives His disciples. Don't fix your eyes on the mountain, fix your eyes on Jesus. When He said His disciples had "little faith", it was meant to spur them on to having greater faith. A mustard seed may be small, but it grows into a great tree.

We often have misplaced fear. Adam and Eve feared the Devil but not God. When we fear the wrong things, it leads to partial obedience and false security. When we fear the Lord, we obey him and deal with our sin.

Amy Briggs talks to us about what it looks like for God to be our Anchor. She says that if we aren't working to be anchored, then we are drifting instead.

Pastor Bill Rose walks us through what Unity in the Church looks like and how it was modeled in the New Testament. Unity isn't where we are part of an organization and it doesn't mean we agree on everything, but it does mean we hold fast to essential doctrines for salvation and we rejoice with other Christians despite any differences.

Amber Weyrauch walks us through some ways we are offended in our daily lives and ways to safeguard against it. Offense is a form of deception and leads to pride.

Aaron Davis walks us through some practical ways to connect with the Holy Spirit and what that looks like in our lives. Pursue the Holy Spirit as a person, learn His voice, Seek the gifts of the Spirit, and practice obedience.

We should be eagerly desiring spiritual gifts like water boiling over (1 Cor 14). Practice your gift in a safe place. Gifts and Fruit are meant to compliment each other not compete with each other. He didn't call us to be comfortable, He called us to be obedient.

Pastor Theo Smith walks us through what God's Presence is like in Exodus 33. He was with the Israelites in many ways, but said he would not go with them to the promised land. What would it be like to talk to God face to face, as a friend? Is God's presence the most important thing in our lives? What should we do when we aren't sure we can feel God's presence?