THE MOUNTAIN CHURCH

"It's fine" might be the most dangerous thing we say when it isn't. Pastor Samuel Goulet of MTN Church unpacks biblical shalom, God's peace that makes us whole, and why covering up brokenness only delays healing. From the warnings in Jeremiah 6 and Ezekiel 13 to Daniel's 21 days of persistent prayer in Daniel 10, discover how humility, fasting and patient intercession break through delay. Using the Good Samaritan as a model, this message challenges us to stop walking by and start praying for our families, neighbors, Las Vegas and our nation.

Samuel Goulet explores the biblical call to seek the peace and flourishing of every environment God places us in. Drawing from Jeremiah 29, Daniel 9, and the priestly blessing in Numbers 6, he shows how humility, repentance, prayer, forgiveness, and practical service equip believers to carry God’s wholeness into their homes, workplaces, churches, and communities—even when those places do not share their faith. This episode offers a practical invitation to become an ambassador of heaven by praying for people by name, meeting real needs, mending division, and partnering with God to bring restoration wherever you go.

In this message, Samuel Goulet invites listeners to embrace Jesus’ call to “be the light” in everyday life—not just inside the church, but in neighborhoods, workplaces, families, and ordinary moments. Drawing from Scripture and the image of light, he explains how spending time with God transforms us, cleanses what grows in darkness, and fills us with grace, love, and spiritual strength to bless others. With practical encouragement, Samuel challenges believers to start their days in God’s presence, use their gifts generously, notice overlooked people, serve humbly, and carry the character of Jesus into every environment.

n Week 6 of the Reform series, Samuel Goulet teaches from Nehemiah 6 on how to keep building what God has called us to build without being pulled off the wall by fear, accusation, distraction, or false words. This message highlights the need for discernment, the importance of testing every voice against Scripture and wise counsel, and the call to remain faithful in God’s work while refusing the enemy’s invitations to fear, isolation, and compromise.

In Week 5 of the Reform series, Samuel Goulet continues through Nehemiah 5 and 6, showing how building with God often reveals deeper dysfunction that must be addressed with courage, wisdom, and Christlike leadership. Using Nehemiah’s response to injustice, financial oppression, and fear, this message challenges believers to respond instead of react, confront broken systems with truth and love, and discover the specific work God has called them to build in their families, churches, workplaces, and city.

In Part 2 of Stud of Nehemiah, Samuel Goulet continues the Reform series by challenging listeners to rebuild what is broken while staying spiritually alert. Through Nehemiah 3–4, he reminds us that God equips willing people, calls us to face old rubble with faith, resist fear and confusion, and build in community with both a hammer and a sword.

In week 3 of the Reform series, Samuel Goulet continues exploring what it means for God to make crooked paths straight by looking at the story of Nehemiah. Through Nehemiah’s response to Jerusalem’s broken walls, this message calls listeners to open their eyes to the brokenness around them, let compassion move them to prayer, and then rise up in obedience to build where God is leading. Rather than waiting for perfect credentials or expert status, Samuel challenges the church to respond with humility, faith, and willingness—trusting that God gives grace, resource, and assignment as His people step into the work of restoration.

In this second message on reform, Samuel Goulet continues unpacking what it means for the church to bring the culture of Jesus into the world—not by abandoning broken systems, but by carrying Christ’s integrity, servant-hearted leadership, and ministry of reconciliation into every sphere of influence. Through Scripture and practical teaching, he challenges believers to pursue holiness, reject fear, and become people who help make crooked things straight in their families, workplaces, city, and culture.

In this powerful message, Samuel Goulet calls listeners to see revival not as a distant event, but as a personal surrender that begins now and overflows into families, workplaces, cities, and nations. Drawing from Scripture and historic moves of God. He shows how true reformation starts with repentance, renewal by the Holy Spirit, and a life reconciled to Christ—then becomes a witness that can transform culture. If you’re hungry for deeper faith, renewed purpose, and a vision for what God can do through ordinary people fully yielded to Him, this episode will stir your heart and challenge you to live as part of that overflow.

In this message, Samuel Goulet continues The Mountain Church’s study of the seven churches in Revelation by focusing on Pergamum, Sardis, and Philadelphia. He calls the church to reject compromise, wake up from spiritual apathy, and step into the authority God gives His people through His Word and Spirit. With practical encouragement for families, church community, and personal discipleship, Samuel challenges listeners to live awake, repentant, and spiritually engaged—holding fast to faith, resisting the enemy, and trusting God to restore strength, purity, and authority where it is needed most.