Take Your Mountain

This episode of Take Your Mountain features hosts Jason and Mick discussing recent current events like the Charlie Kirk's assassination and the his memorial that have brought a stark clarity of good and evil and prompted a spiritual awakening. As people feel they cannot rely on external institutions, there's a strong internal call for individuals to "be better" and fully embrace their purpose. They encourage listeners to foster a direct, personal relationship with the God, The Father.

In this episode of "Take Your Mountain," hosts Jason Weimer and Mick Pickett discuss the concept of the "prosperity gospel". They explore its modern, often derogatory use, contrasting it with what they believe is Jesus's true gospel, which they call the "prosperity gospel" in its healthiest sense. The hosts emphasize that money and stewardship were frequent topics in Jesus's parables, highlighting the importance of proper alignment where God is first and money is a tool, not a master. The co...

In this episode of "Take Your Mountain," hosts Jason Weimer and Mick Pickett discuss personal and spiritual growth, emphasizing that all threads of life are interconnected. As you work on holiness in one area, it makes it easier in others. Jason and Mick share a vision of three types of Christians—all saved—but with different levels of victory, highlighting the goal of being an "overcomer". They believe Jesus’s actions on Earth provide a blueprint for what humanity was designed to do. By par...

In this episode of "Take Your Mountain," hosts Jason Weimer and Mick Pickett delve into the concepts of God's presence and God's rest, emphasizing their importance in daily life, especially amidst the increasing chaos of the 2020s. Mick explains that God's rest is not about physical inactivity, but rather an "internal settledness" rooted in understanding one's identity and standing in God's family. This internal security, he notes, allows individuals to process life through the lens of being ...

Jason and Mick talk about how God wants reconciliation in relationships and to Himself.