THE MOUNTAIN CHURCH

One year removed from not having a live Easter service, Pastor Samuel Goulet shares what a resurrected Jesus means this Easter to the Mountain Church.

Pastor Samuel Goulet finishes our sermon series, "Not the Ending You Wanted," by detailing the invitation of a true life of worship.

Pastor Tim Rowland continues in our sermon series, "Not the Ending You Wanted," by sharing about the spirit of offense.

Pastor Samuel Goulet continues in our sermon series, "Not the Ending You Wanted." We will explore the concept of being a "world changer." WARNING: this may reshape the way you think about Christian culture.

We are in a brand new series here at The MTN. Pastor Samuel speaks on, "Not The Ending You Wanted." We will be exploring what we expect from having a relationship verses what it biblically and actually looks like.

On this episode we wrap up our series on, "Build." Pastor Samuel reminds us that no matter what we choose to build and grow whats important is that one thing remains the same, at the center of everything we create with our families and loved ones, Jesus is always at the core.

We continue our sermon series on 'Build,' here at The MTN. Pastor Samuel explores two dynamics when building, freedom and order.

This week Pastor Sam continues the series on "Build," by focusing on how prayer is an effective tool to building ones self and others around us in community.

We are in a new year here not only in our world but here at The MTN Church. Pastor Samuel, speaks to us in a new series called, "Build." In this series Sam talks about what it means to help build a community around us that goes after the heart of Jesus.

The Story of Love may be a simple one but, what happens when we run into conflict with others? Today Pastor Samuel continues talking about The Story of Love and how we deal with those we are in contention with.

This series at The MTN we are talking about how the story of Jesus in this season is the story of love!

Its the final week on the series 'Communion,' here at The Mountain. Tim Rowland speaks and helps us explore why Jesus established the tradition of communion.

Pastor Samuel is back and continuing his focus on communion specifically in the area of intimacy with God. So, find a quiet place to enter in His presence while listening to this weeks episode.

This month of November at The Mountain Pastor Samuel introduces "Communion." We will be focusing on the significance of communion and how it plays a great role in developing community.

The Tribe series rounds out this month here at the MTN with our very own Tim Rowland. Pastor Tim talks about the importance of the Tribe and how it coincides with being a part of a family.

We are back and better than ever here at The MTN. This week we continue our series on Tribe as Pastor Samuel explores the presence of God in the tribe.

Pastor Samuel continues the Tribe Series here at The Mountain. This week he's exploring what it means to be in a tribe with a life of worship!

There's a new series here at The Mountain and were calling it "Tribe." The Tribe of Judah is in the linage of Jesus and as we continue to pursue Him, what does being a part of the tribe fit in? Pastor Samuel breaks it down in the next few weeks for you.

'Alabaster,' has been an amazing series on giving here at The MTN Church. Today Pastor Samuel continues the series and talks about three components in giving, the overflow, being contentment, and the loss.

The MTN Church continues its series on 'Alabaster,' the subject of giving. Today Pastor Samuel talks about the difference between justice and generosity. We have a daily battle in life on what we perceive to be fair and truthful and what role justice plays in that. How do we practice a place of being generous more than the justice we think we deserve?

We are here in a new series at The Mountain Church. Giving is such an essential tool to helping shape our journey's with Jesus. A perfect example of giving is the woman with the Alabaster box. In the first week of this new series, Pastor Samuel talks to us about giving what the significance of alabaster means to posture your heart to give!

On this episode we are privileged and honored to have The MTN Churches very own Pastor Tim Roberson. Pastor Tim helps us conclude our series on 'Super Bloom,' by talking about the things we think oppose a Super Bloom but actually in fact enhance it.

On this episode of the pod we continue our series on 'Super Bloom.' Specifically Pastor Sam talks about the bloom and what true prosperity in Jesus looks like for your life.

We are continuing our series here at The MTN Church, 'Super Bloom. Pastor Sam brings up two factors of a Super Bloom, exogenous and endogenous or more accurately the things we feel internally and externally while laying in our wait.

We are in new series here at The MTN Church. Pastor Samuel talks about what it means for us as a people to enter into a 'Super Bloom.' It is the time for things in your life that lay dormant to spring to life again.

We wrap up our series on 'The People,' with our friend Tim Rowland. Tim, shares on what it means to love a people even the ones you consider your enemies.

Today we continue our series on, "The People." Pastor Sam talks about what it means to really nurture and help people grow around us and how Jesus makes an impact in a persons growth through us.

There's a new series at The MTN Church and it is called to the people. We Love Jesus and really love PEOPLE. On today's episode Pastor Samuel discusses what it means to be part of a crowd and how to not defend our own truths but the truths of Jesus.

Today's episode is a continuation with friend of the show and Mountain Church member Steve Beason. The guys talk about what it means to be in covenant. From marriage to relationship with God, they dissect what it means to be in covenant and hear from God and the ones we love.

We currently live in a crazy world and managing our hearts in this time is super important. Today the guys bring in friend of the show Tim Rowland to discuss how we manage our hearts with people we love and people we have a hard time loving.

Hebrews 11 says that faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. How do we keep faith alive and what does it look like for us and what does it look like to have a father's faith for others? Today, Don and Sam welcome their friend and first time guest Steve Beason to discuss a gamut of topics mainly focusing on the father's heart for others when all hope seems lost.

Today's discussion is one we are excited to give here on the podcast. We as a body and a people want to create spaces for dialogue in all areas. Our country and even in some nations around the world we are facing one of the largest civil rights movements in modern history. How do we start the hard conversations with one another to close the divide of social and racial divide. Joining Donovan and Sam is Jim Hunt. Jim is a member of The Mountain Worship and gives insight to the guys the on what it means to be black man in this day were living in and how we give room for these important conversations.

In this crazy world we live in right now the two things hardest to practice it seems are peace and wisdom. The global pandemic of COVID-19 other wise known as Coronavirus has caused widespread and certainly understandable panic. How do we manage our stress? How do we find peace? What is the wisdom in all this? Cliche to say but, God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. Donovan and Samuel talk to you guys about how to approach your concerns with peace and wisdom in this strange time we live in. Feel free to talk to host of the show, Donovan, by emailing him at [email protected],

Often times the subject of church as a business is taboo. Is the church also a business? Should the church establish a business model? Today the guys are joined by Miles Loupe who is an entrepreneur and close friend of Donovan and Samuel. The three discuss what business looks like in the church currently and discuss what's really the important thing to emphasise when it comes to church and business.

The Word continues at The Mountain. Pastor Samuel talks about our words with one another and how they impact one another.

On this special episode of the podcast we are having you take a listen to the debut episode of the, "I Love My City Podcast." This podcast is designed with the intention of helping answer one simple question. How do you love a city well? The show is hosted by Samuel Goulet and Mike Hatch. The two are local pastors and leaders in the city of Las Vegas. Weekly they are joined by city officials and influencers trying to answer how to love the city and how others can have a heart for theirs as well.

Today on the pod the guys welcome in friend of the show and Sam's wife Jessica.The three reminisce and mainly talk about commitment. what does it look like to be committed to Christ? They discuss what it means to be committed to One another as well as what it is that God has intended for us.

We are back for another discussion here on the pod. Donovan and Sam Welcome back their friend, Tim Rowland, to talk about different church camps. So many times we see different churches have different expressions but how do we learn to live in harmony with one another even when some camps don't get along. The three explore this topic and how its pertain to their experiences and give insight as to how we approach one another daily.

In the final episode of the series, 'Plastic,' Pastor Samuel dives into seeing others through their perspective. We explore the nature of what and how others experience Jesus by highlighting the four Gospels of; Matthew, mark, Luke, and John.

We continue the series of Plastic here at The Mountain Church. Pastor Samuel discusses what means to live in truth and not be deceived by what makes us comfortable in our walks with Jesus.

It was an All In Sunday at The Mountain Church. Our All In services are always a treat for us as we welcome in people to the kingdom with love as they get baptized. Our friend, Tim Rowland continues the tradition of speaking about going All In with Jesus and one another.

We are back with another discussion and joined by fourth time guest and great friend Tana Whitton. The three talk about the structure and hierarchy specifically in the church and how it has and is impacting churches across the world.

Another discussion hot and ready here for you. This time the guys welcome back friend of the show and the most handsome French Canadian you'll ever know, Nick Paulhus. The three discuss living a life that is sold out for God and ask the question; Is it possible to be a christian and not practicing every tradition in the culture? A thoughtful discussion were sure you will enjoy.

We are back with a discussion here on the pod and with a good friend, and first time guest of the show, Wayne Lee. Wayne, is the Pastor of Worship Life Church in Alabama and has stopped by to talk to the guys all about prophetic legacy. We see the prophetic talked about from past present to future. The three begin to dissect the importance of establishing the culture as well as its necessity.

We are in a new month which means a new series here at The Mountain. Our new series entitled, "Plastic," is all about what it means to be a genuine Christian and how we can get out of the mire of appearing fake, artificial, or plastic.

We wrap up the series here on the pod and discuss what it means to be obedient. While on the mountain top we hear from the Lord about our cities and cultures but to really practice what we hear it requires great faith and obedience. Pastor Samuel talks to us about what it means to be obedient to the encounters we have with God.

Our series Mountain Top continues here on the pod and this week its all about obedience. Pastor Samuel talks to us about hearing the voice of God and how we learn to obey His voice in our lives.

Its a season and new year here at The Mountain Church and we have a new series for youI Have you wondered what it would be like to experience God fully in your life? What does that take? This series entitled, "Mountain Top," will explore how we go up to God and really have a transformative experience with Him that's full of thoughts and ideas that we bring down to shape narratives and cultures.

It's another discussion here on the pod. Donovan and Samuel welcome their a life long friend Grant Garcia. The three discuss Grant's journey from a young man to now and how God made an impact on him in his battles with addiction and how he continues to over come it.

Our final episode on family and the final series of 2019 is here. Pastor Samuel wraps up what has been an amazing series on Family Culture by discussing our pursuits and where to go from here!