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   Number 1: Two Paths | Called Out - Part 5 | Kirk Bolen

   How do you respond when life gets hard? In this message from the conclusion of our Called Out series in 1 Peter 4–5, we discover that suffering doesn't have to consume us—it can refine us. Peter reminds believers that following Jesus isn't free from hardship, but God is faithful through every trial. Learn how to stand firm, find joy in the middle of suffering, and trust that God is at work, restoring all things. So, what's next? New to Mountain? Click here 👉 https://bit.ly/MTNConnect Need prayer? We'd love to pray for you! 👉 https://bit.ly/3f3V49C Information about Mountain 👉 https://bit.ly/MtnWebsite Bible Resources 👉 https://mountaincc.org/bible

   July 27, 2026·39min
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   Number 2: For all the people! | Hark - Part 4 | Luke Erickson

   Do you ever wonder if the good news of Christmas is really for you? In this message, we explore the angel's announcement that continues to echo across the centuries: "good news of great joy for ALL people." Through Scripture and real stories from people in our community, we discover what it means to belong—not because of our credentials, past, or status—but because of Jesus. From shepherds on the margins to tax collectors at the table, Jesus consistently crossed every line to reach those who felt most like outsiders. This Christmas, discover how God is still redrawing lines and extending an invitation meant for everyone. So, what’s next? New to Mountain? Click here 👉 https://bit.ly/MTNConnect Need prayer? We’d love to pray for you! 👉 https://bit.ly/3f3V49C Information about Mountain 👉 https://bit.ly/MtnWebsite Bible Resources 👉 https://mountaincc.org/bible

   December 22, 2025·35min
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   Number 3: Great Joy! | Hark - Part 3 | Ben Cachiaras

   If Christmas is supposed to be "good news of great joy," why do so many of us feel anything but joyful? In a world marked by anxiety, comparison, and heaviness, this message explores what it really means to experience the kind of joy the angels announced—not a temporary happiness dependent on circumstances, but a deep-rooted, defiant joy anchored in Jesus. Discover the difference between chasing happiness (which comes and goes) and cultivating joy (which remains). Like a tree that appears barren in winter yet draws life from deep roots beneath the frozen ground, we can find a joy that holds—even through grief, struggle, and uncertainty. This message invites you to untether your joy from circumstances and ground it in the unchanging faithfulness of God. So, what’s next? New to Mountain? Click here 👉 https://bit.ly/MTNConnect Need prayer? We’d love to pray for you! 👉 https://bit.ly/3f3V49C Information about Mountain 👉 https://bit.ly/MtnWebsite Bible Resources 👉 https://mountaincc.org/bible

   December 14, 2025·37min
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   Number 4: Good news! | Hark - Part 2 | Jared Fox

   Good news has the power to transform your spirit, attitude, and posture. But in a world filled with anxiety, grief, and constant bad news, where do we find hope that actually lasts? This message unpacks the angel's declaration in Luke 2—"I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all people"—and reveals why this announcement is far more than a sweet Christmas story. It's a cosmic intervention that continues to reshape lives today. Discover why the good news of Jesus offers real hope in a broken world and how we're called to be ambassadors of this life-changing message. So, what’s next? New to Mountain? Click here 👉 https://bit.ly/MTNConnect Need prayer? We’d love to pray for you! 👉 https://bit.ly/3f3V49C Information about Mountain 👉 https://bit.ly/MtnWebsite Bible Resources 👉 https://mountaincc.org/bible

   December 08, 2025·39min
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   Number 5: Don't Be Afraid! | Hark - Part 1 | Ben Cachiaras

   What if the greatest news ever told first came to the most unlikely audience? This message takes us through the familiar Christmas story, focusing on the divine message that pierced the darkness: "Fear not." Discover how the terrified shepherds' experience mirrors our own struggles with fear in today's anxiety-filled world. Through Scripture, learn how Jesus' presence shrinks our fears, His power overcomes them, and His promises carry us through them. The angel's proclamation at Christ's birth connects with Jesus' own words throughout His ministry and after His resurrection, showing how "Do not be afraid" isn't just a comforting phrase, but a revolutionary way of living made possible through Christ. Just as God met shepherds in their darkness, He meets us in ours—inviting us to exchange our fears for the peace that comes from trusting in Emmanuel, God with us. So, what’s next? New to Mountain? Click here 👉 https://bit.ly/MTNConnect Need prayer? We’d love to pray for you! 👉 https://bit.ly/3f3V49C Information about Mountain 👉 https://bit.ly/MtnWebsite Bible Resources 👉 https://mountaincc.org/bible

   December 01, 2025·35min
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