What does it take to climb all 29,029 vertical feet of Mt. Everest? Steve recently participated in the 29029 Everesting event in Snowbasin, Utah, challenging himself to climb the distance between sea level and the peak of the highest mountain in the world. He's back today with another Sauna Sweat Session to tell you how he pushed through some of his deepest fears for the climb of a lifetime. You'll hear how this type of solitude is a spiritual experience on its own, how trials bring you closer to God, and the one surprising thing that makes Steve proudest about his experience. Plus, he catches you up on the Weatherford family, including some emotional updates about how God is working in his son's life.

"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together."

-Steve Weatherford

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In This Episode:

• How God is working in Steve's wife and son: Awesome things that have happened with the Weatherford clan this month
• Why it's important to encourage your kids to embrace small doses of pain
• What is Everesting? How Steve decided to attempt this year's 29029
• Steve's 29029 intentions and why he set out to allow himself to be alone
• The most grueling part of climbing 29,029 vertical feet
• Words of wisdom Steve collected during 29029
• Did Steve finish all 17 laps? Hear what he's most proud of coming out of the event

Resources:

• Steve Furtick's Do it Again
• Jesse Itzler
• The 29029 Experience

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