Take Your Mountain

#31: Good Vs. Evil

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.

#30: Prosperity Gospel

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 conversation then shifts to the idea of a "wealth transfer" and how to approach it with a healthy perspective. They discuss the biblical precedent of the Israelites leaving Egypt with wealth and relate this to a modern-day "second exodus" and the potential for Christians to be entrusted with significant resources. They touch on the role of technology, such as blockchain and cryptocurrencies, in restoring integrity to financial systems and potentially leading to a massive transfer of wealth to "caring, loving" people. Throughout the episode, the hosts emphasize the importance of seeking God's will and purpose above all else. They use the analogy of a "spiritual balance sheet" and a "physical balance sheet" to illustrate that earthly resources should be used to build spiritual wealth. They also discuss the need for an "open-handed" mentality and the danger of hoarding resources out of fear. The hosts conclude by highlighting the importance of individual discernment and trusting God's unique plan for each person in this season of potential abundance and change.

#29: The Courts of Heaven

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 partnering with God in the "restoration of all things," individuals can gain deeper authority and become a part of God's great plan. This spiritual growth is passed down through generations, allowing future generations to build on the victories of their predecessors.

#28: God's Rest

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 "at rest in the father's house," akin to a son secure in his home, rather than an orphan fighting for scraps. The hosts share personal experiences to illustrate these concepts. Mick discusses how he has grown in this truth over the past seven years, experiencing a continuous sharpening and fine-tuning of what it means to live in God's presence and rest. Jason shares a deeply personal story about navigating the pain of miscarriages by "running to the father" through worship and gratitude, finding solace and strength in God's presence even when circumstances didn't change immediately. He highlights that consistently bringing burdens to God fosters trust and enables one to handle life's challenges, from financial needs to interpersonal conflicts, with a posture of rest and love rather than anxiety or retaliation. The conversation also touches on the practicalities of processing emotions with God, emphasizing that tears shed over deep concerns can be seen as "Jesus tears," leading to healing and restoration. They discuss the spiritual legal system, where Jesus, as an advocate, continuously covers believers, allowing God's presence to dwell within them even amidst sin, provided there is a willingness to repent and seek purity. The episode concludes with a reflection on John 14:21, underscoring that loving God through actions and mindset invites the Father and Jesus to dwell within, transforming believers into "holy of holies" and enabling them to experience a deeper, more mature relationship with God

#27: Reconciliation

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