Shane and Rebekah Oehler sit down and talk about mentorship; who mentored them growing up, some shortcomings they experienced, the characteristics of a good mentor, and more.

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Shane Oehler sits down with his older brother, Ethan, to discuss some of their childhood memories, how Ethan got interested in hunting, and meaningful conversations that took place while in the woods together.

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Shane Oehler and his dad, Mark, talk about Mark's childhood fishing, Shane's journey from carrying around a toy wildebeest to wanting to start hunting, and both of their first deer stories. More than anything, Shane recognizes the significance of his dad taking on a new hobby to spend more time with him and the memories they share.

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Shane Oehler sits down with Caleb Reynolds, a close friend since the start of college, and one of the Board Members of Holy Mountain. They talk about how Caleb was raised to use his gifts for God's kingdom, how Caleb's passion for archery started, and how Caleb's first bowhunt turned into quick success.

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Shane and Rebekah Oehler dive into The O5C's - their Family Mission Statement that was a result of them living out the Values. They talk through the process of coming up with Targets/Characteristics they are hoping their family embodies, then from those, synthesizing them into a Family Mission Statement that then helped shape a Family Prayer.

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Shane and Rebekah Oehler go down memory lane to tell their story of meeting each other at the same camp Shane's parents and grandparents met at, then the journey to them dating, getting engaged, and married. They talk about what brought them to Montana, and things coming full-circle in Shane's current role at the church.

Shane and Rebekah Oehler discuss the Values behind Holy Mountain: Share, Shepherd, and Shoulder. They talk about the importance in living the Motto to then effectively live the Values, their desire to see Holy Mountain be a meaningful partner in the community, and how they are living these Values out now.

Shane and Rebekah Oehler give the background behind the name of Holy Mountain and the Motto: to Find Rest, Regain Perspective, and Reconnect with the World Around You. They continue to discuss the implicit Biblical themes built into the foundation of the organization through Psalm 43:3, and the patterns of Jesus.

Shane and Rebekah Oehler sit down for the very first Holy Mountain Podcast episode! They discuss how Holy Mountain came to be, where the original idea came from, how it has changed over time, and the big picture vision for where they hope to go. They share about why they chose to not make Holy Mountain an explicitly religious nonprofit, and yet how their faith has laid the foundation for the organization.