Mountaintop Church

Love is more than a singular feeling and certainly more than a phrase. We’re going to see Paul say in the Bible that love needs multiple actions behind it if we want to "Win at Love." And this love that Paul describes is the kind of love that can only be found in the character of God. So, here's the ending before we really start the beginning:  Since God is love, we need to know God to know how to love.

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Carter McInnis

Part of our mission at Mountaintop is to equip people to follow Jesus, including equipping people to follow Jesus in their marriages and dating relationships. We want you to win at love. And that's what this series is all about. The stakes of losing are too high. And if marriage isn't for you, we want to equip you to walk through life with your friends and family who are struggling in committed relationships.   

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Carter McInnis

Life can be painful, and often that pain is disorienting and confusing. But pain also has the ability to clarify what's most important.  

In this episode, we're blessed to host pastor James Savage from Cross Point Church in Tennessee. Join us as he explains how in Christ we find out who we are and what we are living for.  

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James Savage

Happy New Year! Start 2023 with a Kingdom First focus with Mountaintop Church.  

"Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need." - Matthew 6:33

CarterMcInnis

Christmas is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year. But, it’s also the most PRESSURE-filled time of the year. Family expectations, end of the year at work, all those communal things we feel every December... And that's on top of the pressure we feel the rest of the year: Parental pressure, family pressure, financial pressure, social pressure... Pressure has weight and odds are that you are carrying some of that around. And it’s very possible that the Christmas season has only made it worse. BUT the first Christmas actually announced an end to the weight of that pressure. There is freedom in the promise of forever through Jesus.  

Carter McInnis

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When you look in the mirror, what do you see? We are our own worst critics. We know all our shortcomings. We see obstacles. We see a million reasons why God CAN’T do something in us and through us. BUT where we see obstacles, God sees opportunities. If there were no obstacles there would be no opportunity for Him to show his omnipotence through our obedience.  

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Carter McInnis

When life is good, it’s not hard to be grateful. And you probably don’t need reminders about how good God is in those times. But we all know life is fragile, and not all of us are going through seasons of gratitude. Some of us are going through the grind. Life is hard right now. But one of the great promises of Christmas is that even when the deck seems stacked against us, God is WITH us.

Carter McInnis

In Genesis, God makes a promise to Abram - who later became Abraham - that He would make Abram's family into a nation, so that his family could bless all the nations. By the end of the message today, I hope you can see that God is not only a Promise Keeper, but that His promises are continuing to be kept through each of us. 

Josh Power

What if there isn’t a prescription or formula for prayer? What if it’s different depending on the season you’re in or how you’re feeling? Sometimes prayer’s a lot of things, and the main way to do it wrong is to not do it at all. So I want to take a model of prayer from Jesus himself. Who better to learn from?

As kids, we all eventually outgrow our shoes, but many of us never outgrew our prayers. In fact, we still pray the same way we did as kids! And maybe that’s a problem. What if there’s a better way? In this series, we’re going to talk about why we pray, how we pray, and what it means to pray as an adult.

Carter McInnis

As kids, we all eventually outgrow our shoes, but many of us never outgrew our prayers. In fact, we still pray the same way we did as kids! And maybe that’s a problem. What if there’s a better way? In this series, we’re going to talk about why we pray, how we pray, and what it means to pray as an adult.

In this message, Pastor Jake Davis walks us through the way Jesus taught his disciples to pray in Matthew 6.

Jake Davis