Green Mountain Christian Church
A Neighborhood Church Reflecting the Love and Hope of Jesus
Ron Walter 
Have you ever wondered where you truly stand with God? Many of us have experienced that uncomfortable uncertainty in relationships – not knowing if someone cares about us or how they really feel. This same uncertainty can creep into our relationship with God, making it difficult to approach Him in prayer with confidence. Why Jesus … Read more
Have you ever sat down to pray and found yourself staring at the ceiling, unsure of what to say? Maybe you’ve even caught yourself thinking, “Well, God, how’s the weather up there?” That awkward silence can make prayer feel more like a chore than a conversation with the Creator of the universe. This struggle isn’t … Read more
Sometimes the biggest obstacles in life aren’t the actual challenges we face, but the intimidation factor that comes with them. Just like a basketball team that gets psyched out before the game even begins, we can find ourselves paralyzed by fear when we see the “giants” standing between us and what God has called us … Read more
Life often feels like an uphill battle. Just when we think we’ve reached the crest of the hill, we discover there’s more climbing ahead. The early Christians in Philippi understood this struggle all too well, facing severe poverty and persecution for their faith. In Philippians 3:1-14, Paul addresses these struggling believers with powerful insights about … Read more
When life gets hard, it’s natural to ask, “God, what are you doing?” We’ve all experienced those moments when nothing seems to go right—when Murphy’s Law feels like a permanent resident in our lives. In Philippians 1:12-26, the Apostle Paul addresses suffering by sharing his own difficult circumstances, offering us a powerful perspective on how … Read more
In our churches today, there’s often a temptation to turn sermons into something like TED Talks – interesting, motivational speeches designed to make us feel good. But is that really what preaching is supposed to be? When we gather on Sundays, the sermon shouldn’t just be about a charismatic speaker sharing motivational thoughts. True biblical … Read more
When our world gets turned upside down, we often find ourselves asking “What now?” The disciples faced this exact question after experiencing the whirlwind of Jesus’s crucifixion and resurrection. Their response and Jesus’s guidance provide valuable lessons for navigating uncertain times. How Do We Handle Major Life Changes? After Jesus’s resurrection, the disciples were processing … Read more
For our Good Friday service, we have set up prayer stations for prayer and contemplation, focusing on five different themes. These themes are major components that were related to the events leading to the crucifixion of Jesus. We have created these virtual prayer stations, each centered around one of the five themes. We invite you … Read more
Breaking Down Barriers: Understanding Jesus’s Triumphant Entry into Jerusalem In Mark 11, we witness a pivotal moment in Jesus’s ministry – His triumphant entry into Jerusalem. This marks the beginning of what would become His final week on earth, where He deliberately moves forward with His divine mission. Why Did Jesus Choose This Moment to … Read more
Message by Ron Walter on Mark 7:1-23 In our journey of faith, there’s a crucial distinction between being religious and being a true disciple of Jesus. This exploration of Mark 7:1-23 reveals important truths about what it means to follow Jesus authentically. There’s a difference between being religious and being a disciple. Religious people often … Read more