THE MOUNTAIN CHURCH

We keep the party rolling for the theme, "I Love My City," with Pastor Lawrence Ana. He gives us five practice steps on how we can really learn to love our city well.

We continue with the series of, "I Love My City," with member and friend of The Mountain, Isabelle Parker. She engages us in a way to really look at the good of our city and how we can reframe the way we feel about people. It's time to remove the shame we feel and replace with understanding and love.

We continue our series on, "I Love My City." We are joined in our 9am service by friend and leader at The Mountain, Tim Rowland. Tim talks to us about loving our city and how we must not look at the spec in our city but perhaps the plank in ours. It's a challenging but such a great message on our hearts and how we approach people. Enjoy!

It's time for a brand new series here at The Mountain, and it's entitled, "I Love My City." Pastor Samuel brings a new series thats rooted in love for the city of Las Vegas and more over for cities around the world. Why should we love our cities? Is it to see a level of influence thats motivated by power and popularity or a love that is unconditional and an outcome that is unknown? So, turn up and tune in on this first episode of, "I Love My City."

On this episode of the podcast they guys are talking about storytellers in the church. There is a theory that suggests that human beings are natural storytellers and that a good story is more convincing than a good argument. Jesus was the perfect example of someone who put narrative at the forefront of His ministry. He often told parables and stories as a way for people to understand the Father’s heart more for His children. Even in the midst of being challenged by those who didn’t agree with Him, Jesus was ready with a story rooted in love to help unify people. Today the church is still a collection of storytellers but have we gotten off the beaten path of what our narrative is supposed to be. So turn up and tune as we talk about Narrative Paradigms in the church, right here on the mountain podcast.

Today’s sermon we continue with Pastor Samuel on our Water Walker series. It’s all about taking Charge. Where do we get our charge from and where do we transfer it? So turn up and tune in right here on The Mountain podcast.

We are four weeks in to the Water Walkers series. This week it's all about the subject of mind over matter. How do our own minds play a role in our transformation? Pastor Sam breaks down why a relationship with Jesus is truly transformational and less informational. Enjoy!

On this episode of the podcast the guys are talking all about generational tension in the church. For some time now there’s been this elephant in the room and that has been generational tension. Millennial vs Baby Boomers, old vs new. Whose right vs who is wrong when it comes to how a church should be ran organizationally and culturally. With all of this tension going on, what are the right ways to unpack the differences so that we can get back to what really matters the most and thats the people who are hurting and need Jesus. Joining the conversation today will be Terry Brooks. He is the Pastor of Bayview Church from San Diego, California. We hope you enjoy, turn up and tune in, right here on The Mountain Podcast.

We are knee deep in the Water Walker series now here at The Mountain. On this episode Pastor Samuel explores while on the boat the disciples thought what they saw out on the sea during the storm was a ghost, but was in fact Jesus. We explore the things in life we identify as things that fill us with fear but are actually in fact the thing we need the most to overcome it.

On this episode of the podcast Pastor Samuel continues on the series entitled, “Water Walkers.” Together we explore the concept of drowning. Is it possible that God that God wants to release grace while we are drowning? What does grace lead us to? Journey with us as we take this next step to become Water Walkers.