Welcome to The Mountain Top Experience Podcast!

#TheMountainTopExperiencePodcast!

The Mountain Top Experience is a weekly podcast that brings together inspiring stories of faith, insightful interviews, and thought-provoking discussions focused on real-world applications of Christian Faith.

Podcast hosts Kevin, Carlos, and Dave engage with each other and with guests bringing diverse perspectives on living out biblical teachings in everyday life. Whether you're churched or unchurched, this podcast is a place for connection, encouragement, and spiritual growth.

Tune in each week for meaningful conversations that uplift and challenge your walk with Christ.

For more information about the podcast and Laurel Mountain Ministries, visit laurelmountainministries.org

Thanks for Tuning In, & We'll see you on The Mountian!

Descrption:

The Mountain Top Experience Podcast - Ep. 37 - The Sistine Chapel Is Already Painted with Prophetic Artist Carrie Kingsbury

What if God is still speaking through art in ways that draw hearts, spark curiosity, and open doors for the gospel?

In this episode of The Mountain Top Experience Podcast, hosts Kevin, Carlos, and Dave sit down with prophetic artist Carrie Kingsburg of Birdsboro, Pennsylvania, to explore the powerful role of art in worship, evangelism, and spiritual awakening. Carrie is a full-time artist and the founder of Promise Land Murals, a ministry and business dedicated to creating artwork that points people toward truth, beauty, and hope.

Using the provocative idea that "the Sistine Chapel is already painted," this conversation looks at how God continues to use artists today to communicate timeless truths in fresh ways. Carrie shares her journey as a prophetic artist, how God uses visual art to reach people who may never step into a church, and why creativity remains a vital tool for ministry in every generation.

You will hear about the intersection of faith and creativity, the calling of artists within the Body of Christ, and how art can become both an act of worship and a bold witness. Carrie also discusses her murals, her prophetic art projects, and the online platforms she uses to share what God places on her heart.

Learn more about Carrie and her work at https://www.promiselandart.com/ and find her prophetic art on Facebook through her various ministry pages.

This episode will encourage artists, pastors, creatives, and anyone who believes God still speaks through inspired hands and faithful hearts.

Hear the rest of The Mountain Top Experience Podcasts at: https://www.laurelmountainministries.org/podcast/

Welcome to The Mountain Top Experience Podcast!

#TheMountainTopExperiencePodcast!

The Mountain Top Experience is a weekly podcast that brings together inspiring stories of faith, insightful interviews, and thought-provoking discussions focused on real-world applications of Christian Faith.

Podcast hosts Kevin, Carlos, and Dave engage with each other and with guests bringing diverse perspectives on living out biblical teachings in everyday life. Whether you're churched or unchurched, this podcast is a place for connection, encouragement, and spiritual growth.

Tune in each week for meaningful conversations that uplift and challenge your walk with Christ.

For more information about the podcast and Laurel Mountain Ministries, visit laurelmountainministries.org

Thanks for Tuning In, & We'll see you on The Mountian!

@TheMountainTopExperience

The Mountain Top Experience Podcast - Ep. 35 - Taking It to the Streets

Description:

In this Thanksgiving Day episode of The Mountain Top Experience Podcast, Kevin, Carlos, and Dave gather around the table to talk through the quiet, daily mechanics of thankfulness. Drawing from personal stories, Scripture, and the moments that shaped their own walk with Christ, the hosts explore how gratitude is formed, practiced, and lived.

They walk through what it means to give with a thankful heart and how to receive with humility. They share how small acts, daily habits, and intentional pauses create space for gratitude to grow. From biblical insights to real-life reflections, this conversation offers listeners a practical and uplifting guide to cultivating a thankful spirit long after the holiday ends.

Whether you are celebrating with family, serving others, or navigating a hard season, this episode invites you to slow down, look up, and rediscover the grace woven into every good gift.

Welcome to The Mountain Top Experience Podcast!

#TheMountainTopExperiencePodcast!

The Mountain Top Experience is a weekly podcast that brings together inspiring stories of faith, insightful interviews, and thought-provoking discussions focused on real-world applications of Christian Faith.

Podcast hosts Kevin, Carlos, and Dave engage with each other and with guests bringing diverse perspectives on living out biblical teachings in everyday life. Whether you're churched or unchurched, this podcast is a place for connection, encouragement, and spiritual growth.

Tune in each week for meaningful conversations that uplift and challenge your walk with Christ.

For more information about the podcast and Laurel Mountain Ministries, visit laurelmountainministries.org

Thanks for Tuning In, & We'll see you on The Mountian!

@TheMountainTopExperience

The Mountain Top Experience Podcast - Ep. 35 - Taking It to the Streets

Description

In this special field episode, The Mountain Top Experience Podcast steps out of the studio and into Reading City Park for A City Comes Together, a community worship and prayer gathering that united churches from across Berks County. Instead of microphones and monitors, the podcast hosts set up a simple table under open sky and let the stories of the day come to them.

Throughout the afternoon, people stopped by the table to share what God was doing in their lives. Some came from deep places of struggle. Others came overflowing with praise. Every testimony was unscripted. Every voice was authentic. And every moment pointed to one truth: when believers gather in unity, God moves.

Carlos, Kevin, and Dave capture the raw sounds of worship rising from the park, the prayers offered at the intercession tent, and the heartfelt stories shared by those who felt compelled to speak. The result is an episode that feels alive. You can hear the crowd. You can feel the Spirit. You can sense hope settling over the city.

This episode is not polished. It is powerful.
It is not planned. It is personal.
It is the church coming together, one testimony at a time.

Pull up a chair. Experience the day. And hear how God met Reading when His people gathered in white, lifted their voices, and stood as one.