Mountain View Church Podcast

In Genesis 8, we see God's faithfulness to Noah and His creation. "God remembered Noah," signaling His commitment to His promises even in the midst of devastation. As the floodwaters receded, God reestablished the land, bringing order and life from chaos. And through the flood, God began to remove the curse of sin, offering a fresh start for humanity. These acts remind us that, no matter how overw...

In this message, Dylan Sloderbeck reflects on how the Thanksgiving holiday provides a valuable opportunity to pause and express gratitude, drawing from scripture to explore what it truly means to give thanks.

When the floodwaters rose, Noah’s faith showed the power of trusting God. Faith that trusts obeys God before the storm comes. Faith that saves is not passive belief—it steps into the ark, resting fully on God’s provision. Faith that delivers protects not only us, but also those around us, bringing life to a household in the midst of judgment.

When the world was drowning in wickedness, God’s patience with mankind held back judgment long enough for grace to work. Though every thought of the human heart was evil, God’s favor found Noah, a man who still walked with Him. And even in the storm of divine judgment, God’s provision for creation was seen in the Ark — a place of safety, mercy, and new beginnings.

In Genesis 4, Cain’s story is more than the first murder—it’s a mirror reflecting the dangers of unchecked pride and self-centeredness. Cain the Narcissist refused to look inward when God confronted his heart, choosing resentment over repentance. His wounded ego birthed jealousy, and jealousy turned to violence. Then came Cain the Notorious—marked not only by his sin, but by his alienation from Go...

In Genesis 3:8–24, we see the tragic fallout of sin. Adam protests his sin, blaming Eve and the serpent instead of taking responsibility. Adam receives punishment for his sin, facing toil, pain, and mortality as consequences of disobedience. Finally, Adam experiences prohibition because of his sin, being barred from the Garden of Eden and the tree of life. This passage reminds us that sin always s...

In this message Pastor John Schultz, Jr. discusses how sin tempts with attraction, deceives with artifice, and leaves a lasting aftermath of shame and brokenness. God’s grace is the only thing that can cover what sin exposes.

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Guest Speaker: Dr. Rafael "Tico" Vargas from Guatemala Dr. Rafael "Tico" Vargas Download View Sermon Video Click here to view the video of the full service.

God saw that it was not good for man to be alone, so He created woman as a companion and helper. In their union, man and woman become “one flesh,” reflecting God’s design for marriage as a covenantal relationship. It is only through living according to God’s design for marriage that mankind can find genuine, lasting satisfaction.

Genesis 2:1-17 Genesis: The Beginning Dylan Sloderbeck Download View Sermon Video Click here to view the video of the full service.

Scripture: Genesis 1:26-31 Creating in the Likeness of God Mark Sasscer Download View Sermon Video Click here to view the video of the full service.

Join us as Pastor John Schultz, Jr begins our new series, "Journey through Genesis." Genesis 1:1–25 shows that God is the source of all creation. By His Word, He brought order from chaos, light from darkness, and life from emptiness. Everything He made was “good,” reminding us that He is the standard of goodness and that nothing He creates is without purpose. The same God who shaped the world also...

Romans 1:18-32 paints a sobering picture of humanity’s rebellion against God. Instead of worshiping the Creator, they exchanged God’s image for man’s image. Instead of embracing the truth, they exchanged it for a lie. Instead of living according to God’s natural design, they exchanged it for what was unnatural. And instead of pursuing righteousness, they exchanged it for sin. The result is a world...

This Sunday, we are honored to welcome back Jonathan Mann from Chosen People Ministries (CPM). CPM exists to pray for, evangelize, disciple, and serve Jewish people everywhere. We look forward to hearing Jonathan share God’s Word and the heart of this ministry with us.

In Nehemiah 13, the people of Judah had pledged to honor God with their worship, their Sabbath, and their tithes—but as time passed, those promises were forgotten. Nehemiah returned to find the temple neglected, the Sabbath ignored, and God’s covenant disregarded. It’s a sobering reminder that spiritual drift often begins with broken commitments. God calls us not just to make promises, but to keep...

In Nehemiah 12, the people of God gathered to dedicate the rebuilt wall with an unforgettable celebration. They prepared for worship, purifying themselves and the city. They participated in worship, marching together in unity on the walls. They praised in worship, lifting their voices with instruments and songs of thanksgiving. And they provided for worship, ensuring the ongoing support for God’s...

In Nehemiah 11:1–2, we see a group of faithful people stepping into an often-overlooked but vital role: living in Jerusalem, the holy city, to help restore it. Some were chosen, some volunteered, but all served where God planted them. This message challenges us to be faithful where we are — to see our location, position, and community as places where God has planted us to serve His purposes.

In Nehemiah 10, God’s people pledged to live fully committed to Him—separating from the world and giving their best in worship, time, and obedience. In this message, we’ll be challenged to do the same: to give God our best and encourage others to walk in full devotion.

Guest Speaker: John Stirzaker John Stirzaker Download View Sermon Video Click here to view the video of the full service.

In this message we study Nehemiah 9 which shows what happens when we stop hiding and get honest with God. The people repent through submission, remember God’s faithfulness by acknowledging their sin, and find renewal through confession. Real change begins when we humbly come clean before a merciful God.

When God’s people rediscovered His Word in Nehemiah 8, it sparked a spiritual awakening. First, they Revered and Respected it—standing in awe as it was read. Second, they Remained and Received it—listening carefully and seeking understanding. Third, they Repented and Rejoiced—convicted by its truth and comforted by God’s grace. When we return to God’s Word, it revives our hearts and renews our joy...

Genesis 12:3 says, “I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse.” In light of the Israel-Iran conflict, this promise remains vital. As Iran threatens Israel, the Church must stand firm in support of God’s people. Blessing Israel is not political—it’s biblical. To honor God’s covenant, we must pray for and support Israel, trusting His promise still holds true. This Sunday...

This Father’s Day, we turn to one of Jesus’ most beloved parables to see the heart of a godly father through the story of a wayward son. In Luke 15:11–24, we meet a son who demanded his freedom, wasted his fortune, and hit rock bottom—only to find that his father never stopped watching, waiting, and loving. Through The Son’s Demand, The Son’s Demise, and The Father’s Devotion, we’ll discover that...