We want to thank every one of our listeners, you’re the reason Mountain and Valley exists and what has made Season 1 as successful as has been. So from the bottom of our hearts thank you. We asked you to submit questions that you would like answered about this podcast and what we believe. During this episode we sat down to answer those questions, we hope you enjoy it. We'll see you again in Season 2!

Micah and Kipp sit down to conclude their solo discussion about the anatomy of a testimony. They recap the main points hit when telling your faith story, and cover a few key ideas about why Christians share their testimonies with others. Thank you all, so much, for joining us on this journey, we're looking forward to Season Two.

If you would like to submit questions for our Q&A episode, hit this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FCWWGWZ

In this episode Kipp and Micah sat down with friend and pastor Travis Jones. Travis tells us about how he accepted Christ at an early age and how that shaped what the rest of his life has looked like. He also shares about his time in the mission field, his brief time boxing, and how some of the most silly ideas are often the ones that pay off most. But, as we say, we’ll let him tell you his story.

On today’s episode Kipp and Micah sat down with David Dahlke who discusses life with cerebral palsy, battling suicidal thoughts and self doubt. As well as how God has given him a unique platform to do what he loves, even though it doesn't look quite like he thought it would. Kipp and Micah have known David for a number of years and were beyond thankful for his willingness to share his story and all that God has done in his life.

This episode was mastered by J. A. Parkey.

On today’s episode Kipp and I sat down with our good friend Jimmy Adams. Jimmy shares about his life growing up in the catholic church, leading worship, how later attending a Baptist college redefined what his relationship with God looked like, and family health struggles. But we’ll let him tell you his story. This episode is dedicated to Jimmy’s dad, Jim Adams. Since the recording of this episode Jim is no longer battling cancer, but is now home with Christ. 

In this episode Kipp and Micah discuss the transformation that occurs after salvation. This isn't something that saves you, but rather the change that shows the fruit of what has taken place in your life. It's a crucial moment in telling your story to someone else, because it reveals how Jesus has worked in your heart so that your life is a better reflection of his love.