In light of the 24-hour prayer meeting we just enjoyed, this meditation reflects on the Transfiguration of Christ as a profound spiritual mountain experience, emphasizing its divine glory, physical and emotional challenges, and the profound danger of misplaced focus after such encounters. It warns against the pitfalls of idolizing human instruments, desiring permanent spiritual highs, experiencing post-experience powerlessness, fostering a divisive party spirit, and succumbing to pride—even among the closest disciples. The central remedy, drawn from the voice of God and the disciples' subsequent experience, is a return to 'Jesus only'—a call to maintain unwavering focus on Christ alone in all circumstances, whether in moments of revelation or in the ordinary trials of life. The lesson is clear: true spiritual power, unity, humility, and enduring faith are found not in the memory of mountaintop moments, but in abiding with Christ, who remains present even in the valley. 1. The Reality of the Mountain 2. The Dangers of the Mountain a. People b. Permanance c. Powerlessness d. Party-Spirit e. Pride 3. The Lesson of the Mountain