It is so remarkably tempting to build our lives around what we can achieve and what others will think. However, what are you investing in that will last beyond this world? The truth is that there is only a relationship with Jesus will last beyond this world, and it is your heart that matters most to God.

When we pray do we come with a series of asks and expectations, or do we put the focus on the greatness of our God and who He is? In prayer, God's name matters most.

What are our motivations behind the good things we do in life? What if instead of being motivated by ways to make others appreciate you, you instead focus on the attention and affections of God who sees through our actions to our motives and whose opinion matters most.

The final mountaintop of the Bible points us towards the future return of Jesus Christ, not in theory but a reliable reality.

God's glory was not only revealed on the top of the mountain, but on the cross in the midst of His suffering, and this same glory desires to shine in you!

The journey through biblical mountains continues, but instead of going up, it is time to climb down.

As we continue to seek God, are we engaging Him in prayer?

The journey through the mountains of the Bible continues examining David's journey up the mountain to claim the throne of his Kingdom. And yet there is a bigger and greater kingdom this story points towards, will you draw near to see it?

When Moses goes up the mountain he is brought face to face with the reality of what God has done for His people and what they mean to Him. When you take steps towards encountering God, what are you expecting to find?

Come see where God meets with his people at the tops of the mountains. Are you drawing close to the one that longs to draw close to you?