Mountain View Baptist Church
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We discuss life, current events, and Faith from a Christian perspective.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tell The Truth brings biblical interpretation into a warm church-room conversation shaped by personal experience and firm evangelical conviction.
Tell The Truth sounds like a church-room conversation allowed to warm up before the Bible study begins. The hosts trade stories about skiing, birthdays and technical problems, then turn toward scripture with an easy familiarity and a clear evangelical commitment.
Ski-trip stories and literal Revelation readings share a table here; pull up a chair if both sound good.
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A direct faith conversation that turns travel banter into a warning about spiritual deception.
The episode opens in easy travel and ski-trip banter, then moves into a firm warning about spiritual deception in movies, books, music, and occult practices.
Loose church-night conversation that settles into salvation talk, prayer, and a clear call to Christ.
Tell The Truth opens with the kind of loose, slightly delayed energy that makes a church-night conversation feel lived in. Before the discussion settles into scripture, it moves through side talk about stairs, a ski trip, and pickleball, which gives the episode a casual,…
A warm, live faith conversation about provision, prayer, and ordinary grace.
Tell The Truth moves through a live church conversation that starts with technical hiccups and birthday banter before settling into a steady reflection on God’s provision.
A measured, text-first prophecy discussion that stays grounded.
This weekly faith discussion moves with care through prophetic measurement language, then keeps returning to the question of what should be read literally and why that matters for Israel, the church, and the two witnesses.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The hosts spend the episode unpacking prophetic measurement language and what it suggests about God dealing with Israel.
The hosts of Tell The Truth continue their Bible study series with a deep dive into Revelation Chapter 13, analyzing the symbolism of the beast, its connection to historical empires, and its role as the Antichrist in end-times prophecy.
A conversational Christian podcast episode featuring pastors discussing youth ministry success stories, biblical perspectives on current events in the Middle East, the nature of true worship versus manufactured emotional experiences, and theological concepts of forgiveness and grace.
The hosts of a Baptist podcast open with personal anecdotes before diving into a Bible study of Revelation 13.
Pastor Jennings was thrown to the ground and cuffed while holding a water hose, watering a neighbor's plants.
Tell The Truth Episode 80 works through Revelation 14:1-12 verse by verse after the previous week's study of Revelation 13.
A local pastor's post, read aloud as "outrage is easy when it costs you nothing," frames the hosts' call to wait for facts after a weekend ICE shooting.
The hosts of Tell The Truth open Episode 73 with a Martin Luther King Jr.