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As the big night begins, sudden trouble shakes both towns, until unexpected songs bring peace. Listen to more Discovery Mountain episodes at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a production of Voice of Prophecy.

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Speaker 1:Yes, we'll take it.

Speaker 2:Victoria, what kind of a music festival is this?

Speaker 3:I just got a call. This is strictly confidential.

Speaker 4:I'm Miss Jean. Join me on a trip to Discovery Mountain, where the air is clear.

Speaker 5:Clear enough to.

Speaker 4:Hear your imaginations. and where every day is an exercise in faith. Join me for today's expedition.

Speaker 6:We're just hours away from the Harvest Festival in Discovery Mountain and the Musicpalooza in Grizzly Mountain.

Speaker 5:Will the equipment all work for the musicians?

Speaker 4:And will the wind cause any complications? Well, in King Jehoshaphat's time, God took care of the competition for the people. He gave the people a battle song, just a song. Will we have a triumphant song tonight? Let's find out in our final episode called The Right Note.

Speaker 1:You there, is this mic plugged in?

Speaker 7:Check, check.

Speaker 1:It's on now.

Speaker 7:Try again.

Speaker 1:Check.

Speaker 8:One, two.

Speaker 1:All right, Eric, the mics are working. We're ready for you to come out and practice.

Speaker 9:Victoria, on the schedule for tonight... May, don't worry about the schedule.

Speaker 1:The musicians, the program, that's all my job.

Speaker 10:Yes, but.

Speaker 1:You worry about getting people in those seats. That's all.

Speaker 9:But your schedule says a 6.03 start time.

Speaker 11:Yes.

Speaker 9:All the advertising said it starts at 7 p.m., not 6.

Speaker 1:Well, fine. I'll change it.

Speaker 9:You're welcome.

Speaker 1:Thank you for catching that. Now, what's the wind forecast?

Speaker 8:Not good.

Speaker 9:Weather models show wind speeds dying down by 5 p.m.

Speaker 1:Then we'll be fine.

Speaker 9:Yes, as long as the weather forecast is right.

Speaker 1:It'll be fine.

Speaker 9:Well, it's not up to you or me if it's going to be fine. The safety commission can.

Speaker 1:No, no, don't even say it. Do you know how much work I put into getting my musicians to this event?

Speaker 9:Do you know how much work I put into getting this event here?

Speaker 1:You mean to your windy town?

Speaker 9:The wind is out of my control.

Speaker 2:All right, ladies, I'm ready to sing.

Speaker 9:Yes, Eric, please go right ahead.

Speaker 5:Okay.

Speaker 12:Okay. I'll just stand by while Eric rehearses. Not a problem.

Speaker 1:Okay, Eric. Let's hear what you have.

Speaker 12:Check, check.

Speaker 11:One, two.

Speaker 2:Born for fame. Boost the levels on that monitor, would you? Born for fame. Born for fame. Not again.

Speaker 3:Sorry, Mr.

Speaker 12:Ekstrom.

Speaker 7:Let them try to reconnect the mic.

Speaker 2:You realize we go live in just a few hours, right?

Speaker 12:Ekstrom, hey, she's just a kid.

Speaker 2:Victoria, what kind of a music festival is this?

Speaker 1:A great one.

Speaker 2:You flew me all the way over here for this second-rate setup?

Speaker 12:Eric, now simmer down.

Speaker 1:Look, I have a really good concert lined up for you this summer, Eric. It's in Paris.

Speaker 13:Paris?

Speaker 2:Now I'm interested.

Speaker 1:Stand by, Mr.

Speaker 14:Ekstrom.

Speaker 1:Okay, we're ready for you.

Speaker 2:I'll take it from the top.

Speaker 8:What?

Speaker 1:The power's out.

Speaker 2:Well, that's it. Victoria, I'm done.

Speaker 1:I'll have someone take you back to the hotel for a rest.

Speaker 9:The power will have to come back on. It's really just the wind.

Speaker 2:Nope, nope, I'm done.

Speaker 14:Done.

Speaker 2:This place isn't ready for Eric Ekstrom.

Speaker 14:Mr.

Speaker 9:Ekstrom, do you have any idea how hard this town has worked for this music festival?

Speaker 2:I really don't care. I'll be on the first flight back home.

Speaker 14:Eric! No. Now what?

Speaker 9:Levi, he will sing tonight.

Speaker 5:Won't he?

Speaker 12:I really don't know, Maeve. But I'm going back to the hotel.

Speaker 13:I don't know, sir, but the television on the far wall is set to the weather channel.

Speaker 5:Haley, Mr. McGee would like to see us both.

Speaker 16:Yes, Madam Manager.

Speaker 2:Close the door.

Speaker 5:Is this serious?

Speaker 3:Yes, I just got a call. This is strictly confidential.

Speaker 15:Yes, sir.

Speaker 3:The weather models have shifted. The winds are intensifying over Grizzly Mountain.

Speaker 5:Oh, dear.

Speaker 3:The head of the safety commission is an old fishing buddy of mine. They're canceling the music palooza.

Speaker 1:Would it be safe?

Speaker 12:Afraid not.

Speaker 3:Winds that high can topple trees and stage pieces.

Speaker 5:Many of our guests are arriving. They're going to want to cancel if the event's canceled.

Speaker 3:We can't let them.

Speaker 2:They booked the rooms.

Speaker 3:It's not our fault the music palooza's being canceled.

Speaker 5:Yes, but... If all the rooms are canceled, we lose all of that revenue. Exactly. I have a thought.

Speaker 3:Share it with us.

Speaker 13:Well, if we lose all the money from the rooms being canceled, that's not good for today's business.

Speaker 2:Exactly.

Speaker 11:Yes.

Speaker 13:But if people are unhappy and leave upset, that's bad for future business.

Speaker 5:My protege.

Speaker 3:Good thinking. So what do we do about it?

Speaker 15:Why don't we acknowledge their disappointment at the Cancelpalooza and offer them half price on their room?

Speaker 3:So we lose half our revenue.

Speaker 13:But we'd also keep half and keep our customers happy.

Speaker 5:We'll give them a coupon to the spa.

Speaker 13:And we can tell them about other things to do in the area.

Speaker 17:Like?

Speaker 13:Well, Discovery has a harvest festival. Some people might like to go to that.

Speaker 5:But the wind?

Speaker 3:The wind isn't running through Discovery. It's coming from the east.

Speaker 12:Oh, well.

Speaker 5:I think that's an excellent idea.

Speaker 9:Mr.

Speaker 5:McGee, when is the cancellation announcement being made?

Speaker 12:In ten minutes.

Speaker 3:Tops.

Speaker 5:We have just enough time to get the coupons ready.

Speaker 13:And print the flyers for Harvest Festival?

Speaker 14:Yes.

Speaker 12:Now go.

Speaker 3:And remember, this is confidential.

Speaker 13:Mom's the word, Mr.

Speaker 14:McGee.

Speaker 5:There's a line at the desk.

Speaker 13:I'll take care of it if you get the other items ready.

Speaker 17:Good.

Speaker 5:We're a good team, you and me.

Speaker 15:The best.

Speaker 2:Victoria, I'm going home. I wasn't kidding.

Speaker 1:Eric, please. You'll lose your fee.

Speaker 2:It doesn't matter. I want to be back in civilization.

Speaker 3:Victoria!

Speaker 2:The grisly woman followed us here.

Speaker 1:I don't have time for me, Grady, now.

Speaker 9:Victoria, this is important.

Speaker 2:Let me manage this.

Speaker 11:Listen.

Speaker 2:I'm leaving. This music festival is in shambles. I don't care about my fee. I'm on the first flight home.

Speaker 14:But....

Speaker 1:They've canceled the music palooza.

Speaker 9:That's what I've been trying to tell you. The head of the safety commission just called me.

Speaker 2:You can't cancel. I demand my fee.

Speaker 12:Oh, no, no, no, no, Mr.

Speaker 17:Ekstrom.

Speaker 9:I just heard you cancel. And you said, and I quote, I don't care about my fee. I do believe I have quite a few witnesses, right?

Speaker 3:Well, I.

Speaker 1:Well, my job here is done. I'm going home.

Speaker 4:Yeah, me too.

Speaker 12:Oh....

Speaker 9:But wait, all the food vendors.

Speaker 13:Half price, and there's a lovely harvest festival happening right next door.

Speaker 4:As the musicians, technical people, and food vendors scrambled to know what to do after the cancelled music palooza, one person knew just where to go.

Speaker 2:Here's a turn off. Now, do I just keep going? Oh, and here we are, Discovery Mountain. Hello?

Speaker 12:Hey there, stranger.

Speaker 2:I'm looking for Miss Michelle's cafe. Can you point me in that direction?

Speaker 12:I'm walking there. Follow me if you can keep up.

Speaker 2:Okay. Keep up? Oh, he walks fast for an old dude. I can't keep up. He's stopping. Oh, the cafe.

Speaker 12:He almost kept up.

Speaker 2:Thank you, sir.

Speaker 12:Gramps Gordy.

Speaker 2:Well, thank you, Gramps Gordy.

Speaker 9:Hi.

Speaker 7:I'm sorry to inform you that the Musicpalooza has been canceled.

Speaker 2:I know. I know about the cancellation.

Speaker 13:But we have a Harvest Festival here this evening.

Speaker 2:Is Michelle Harris here? Or John?

Speaker 15:Yes.

Speaker 7:Aunt Michelle's right over there.

Speaker 1:Nico, hello again.

Speaker 2:Hi, Michelle. I'm headed home. The Palooza's been canceled.

Speaker 1:Yes, I heard.

Speaker 2:But I have a very full food truck. I remember how kind you were bringing me ice.

Speaker 5:Oh, it was no trouble.

Speaker 2:Could I donate my food to your cafe?

Speaker 17:Okay.

Speaker 2:I'd hate for it to spoil.

Speaker 5:That's too generous.

Speaker 7:Aunt Michelle, I just had a group of 25 people from Texas say that they're coming to the Harvest Festival. And they asked about food to go.

Speaker 18:That's wonderful. Oh, there's another crowd coming in now.

Speaker 2:You have a music event here tonight, too?

Speaker 18:Yes, we were going to cancel, but long story short, we decided not to.

Speaker 2:Well, it looks like God worked it out for you. You're going to have a crowd.

Speaker 1:We are, aren't we?

Speaker 18:And you know what we're going to need?

Speaker 2:More food?

Speaker 5:Lots more. You don't need to donate your food.

Speaker 18:You can just drive to the end of Lookout Ledge Trail and open your truck for business.

Speaker 2:But that'll take away from your business.

Speaker 5:Look outside my window.

Speaker 2:Oh, it's a mob.

Speaker 5:Between us, we might just keep everyone fed.

Speaker 2:Hey, I'm ready. Thanks, Michelle.

Speaker 7:Order for 12 raspberry scones.

Speaker 18:Coming right up.

Speaker 4:Well, it looks as if God fought for Discovery Mountain, and the town didn't have to do anything.

Speaker 7:Addison, I'm bored. You're bored? Does that mean you're feeling better?

Speaker 1:Yes.

Speaker 16:Natalia, can I take your temperature?

Speaker 3:Sure.

Speaker 16:Normal again. Well, young lady, I think you can go home now.

Speaker 7:Back to Addison's house?

Speaker 13:Yay!

Speaker 7:You still want to come to my house? Yeah, my tummy ache ruined all the fun.

Speaker 5:I'm here, Natalia.

Speaker 1:Mommy's here.

Speaker 8:Mommy?

Speaker 5:How are you? Are you okay? I'm so sorry I left you.

Speaker 7:Mommy, I'm okay.

Speaker 5:What are her vitals? Her forehead feels warm.

Speaker 19:Take a look for yourself. I just took her temperature.

Speaker 5:Oh, normal temp. And the doctor says your pain is gone.

Speaker 14:Yep.

Speaker 5:So you're really okay?

Speaker 7:She really is.

Speaker 5:Addison!

Speaker 11:Yes?

Speaker 15:What would I have done without you? Thank you, thank you for taking such good care of Natalia.

Speaker 7:I was happy to. I'm so sorry you had to rush home from New York.

Speaker 15:Honestly, it all worked out. I told the judge that I had to get back because my daughter was in the hospital.

Speaker 14:Yeah?

Speaker 15:Yeah, and she dismissed my case. I couldn't have hoped for a better outcome.

Speaker 7:God works in unexpected ways to fight our battles.

Speaker 5:He sure does.

Speaker 7:Chaplain Jake was here earlier. He told us a Bible story. The one about Jehoshaphat?

Speaker 5:The singing into battle story. I love that one.

Speaker 16:Miss Natalia, you can grab your blankie and your shoes.

Speaker 19:You are free to go home with your mom.

Speaker 8:Oh, but no.

Speaker 16:You want to stay here at the hospital?

Speaker 7:No, I want to go to Addison's house. Please, Mommy, we didn't get to do any of the fun things.

Speaker 12:Oh, uh, Addison?

Speaker 7:I'd love that, Natalia. And if it's okay with your mom, you can even stay the night.

Speaker 5:But the Harvest Festival.

Speaker 19:I wouldn't recommend Natalia going to that. She should rest up until tomorrow.

Speaker 7:Natalia can stay with me, and you can go, Miss Campbell.

Speaker 5:You mean go do something for fun?

Speaker 7:Yeah.

Speaker 5:Just me? No kids? No work for the academy? Something just for you.

Speaker 1:Now this.

Speaker 5:This is unexpected.

Speaker 16:Quick, Amanda.

Speaker 11:Go.

Speaker 16:Before they change their minds.

Speaker 5:Well, all right. Kiss goodbye. I'll see you in the morning.

Speaker 8:Bye, Mom.

Speaker 7:Should we go get some of our raspberries from Brianna?

Speaker 16:At the cafe?

Speaker 13:Okay.

Speaker 16:I wouldn't even try.

Speaker 8:Oh?

Speaker 16:I tried on my break. They're swamped.

Speaker 19:It turns out the music palooza is canceled, and so the Harvest Festival is the hottest thing in the area.

Speaker 17:Huh.

Speaker 7:God really did fight for us.

Speaker 4:People are streaming up the trail to Lookout Ledge. It's a beautiful evening for the Harvest Festival. There's no wind.

Speaker 5:Not in Discovery.

Speaker 20:Mr.

Speaker 13:Simon, Miss Holt.

Speaker 14:Oh, Mr.

Speaker 1:Simon, there are so many people. We won't all fit.

Speaker 17:That's a good problem, Joyce.

Speaker 2:Don't worry.

Speaker 1:I can't believe it.

Speaker 2:Did you see all the people?

Speaker 7:So many of the Palooza people are coming here. Miss Holt, Mr. Simon.

Speaker 5:God did this.

Speaker 11:He worked it all out.

Speaker 7:He really did. Miss Holt, Mr.

Speaker 1:Simon.

Speaker 13:Haley, yes.

Speaker 5:You don't have to yell.

Speaker 12:How can we help you?

Speaker 21:Oh.

Speaker 13:One of my guests at the hotel is here at the Harvest Festival.

Speaker 1:A few of your guests? Look at that crowd.

Speaker 15:But this one's special.

Speaker 13:I wanted to introduce him to you.

Speaker 5:Oh, okay.

Speaker 12:Hi there. Oh, hey, Miss Holt. I was in your classroom.

Speaker 14:You were?

Speaker 1:And you remember my name?

Speaker 2:Well, Mr.

Speaker 17:Hayes, we're sorry about the music palooza being canceled.

Speaker 12:Sorry? Well, not me. That whole thing was just the wrong vibe. Now this, this is the kind of singing I grew up with.

Speaker 11:Levi, would you sing for us tonight?

Speaker 7:Oh, Mr. Hayes, we could surprise everyone. They'd just love it.

Speaker 12:Nah, I'd like to just hang out and listen.

Speaker 1:Oh, pretty please?

Speaker 7:It means so much to us.

Speaker 12:Well now, maybe one little song?

Speaker 1:One little song, that's it.

Speaker 5:Singin' with Friends.

Speaker 2:Now, Mr.

Speaker 17:Hayes, we should tell you that we'll be singing Christian songs and sharing our faith.

Speaker 12:I support that. I'm a man of faith myself.

Speaker 1:I knew it.

Speaker 7:I can't wait to tell Piper.

Speaker 1:Oh, if only she'd talk to me.

Speaker 12:Piper? She's here? I want to thank her for all her work on my technical setup, even though the event was canceled.

Speaker 7:I have no idea if she's here.

Speaker 21:Oh. friend trouble hey mr simon miss holt time to start oh wow levi hayes you're the photographer right yeah hey can i take a photo of all of you sure thing all right smile everyone.

Speaker 11:Okay mr simon here we go welcome everyone to our harvest festival.

Speaker 17:A special welcome to all our guests. I'm George Simon, our town mayor. Let's pray to begin. Dear Lord, thank you so much for just a beautiful.

Speaker 5:As Mr.

Speaker 4:Simon prayed, Piper arrived just in time to squeeze her way into the front row.

Speaker 17:In Jesus' name we pray.

Speaker 13:Amen.

Speaker 15:Ms.

Speaker 12:Holt, come on up.

Speaker 7:Hi, everyone.

Speaker 11:We have a special surprise to start the night. My new friend, Levi Hayes.

Speaker 12:Good evening. Now, who'd like to sing together on this beautiful fall evening? Oh, hey, there's my friend Piper. Piper, you sing? Come on up here and sing a song with me.

Speaker 3:Piper?

Speaker 1:Oh, that's awesome.

Speaker 3:Hi, everyone.

Speaker 8:Uh, Mr.

Speaker 2:Hayes, I really love your music, but there's someone else I'd rather sing with.

Speaker 12:Well, okay. I'll sit right up front and listen.

Speaker 5:Keziah, can you come up here?

Speaker 13:Me?

Speaker 11:Go on, Keziah.

Speaker 2:It's all right.

Speaker 5:There's my best friend, folks. Best friend? Keziah, I want to apologize.

Speaker 4:Okay. Apologize?

Speaker 2:I've been ignoring you for the last three weeks, and do you know why?

Speaker 8:I've tried to figure it out, but I just can't.

Speaker 11:Because I was jealous and upset that you didn't ask me to sing in the Harvest Festival.

Speaker 8:Really?

Speaker 7:Why didn't you just tell me?

Speaker 1:I had no idea.

Speaker 5:I know, and now when Mr.

Speaker 2:Levi Hayes asked me to sing, all I could think was.

Speaker 1:That I wish we were singing.

Speaker 13:You can sing with Levi.

Speaker 5:I get it.

Speaker 10:Really.

Speaker 15:Nope.

Speaker 1:I'd rather sing with my best friend.

Speaker 5:I'm sorry. Aw, I'm sorry too.

Speaker 22:Heavenly trials and temptations Is.

Speaker 23:There trouble anywhere? We should never be discouraged.

Speaker 5:This is just so beautiful.

Speaker 2:They finally made up.

Speaker 7:Oh, Mr.

Speaker 1:Simon, I'm crying.

Speaker 5:You're not alone.

Speaker 2:Look out in the front row.

Speaker 1:Levi Hayes.

Speaker 10:Oh, he's crying too.

Speaker 5:Happy tears.

Speaker 17:Happy tears. God works in unexpected ways.

Speaker 23:Take it to the Lord in prayer.

Speaker 4:Let's hike back up to Lookout Ledge. Levi Hayes is singing.

Speaker 5:Let's join them.

Speaker 12:When I don't know what to do I will lift my song to you.

Speaker 5:In the dark or in the.

Speaker 14:Pain, you, O God, will fight for me.

Speaker 21:I will sing your name.

Speaker 5:Thank you, Mr. Hayes, for that beautiful song.

Speaker 12:I enjoy fellowshipping with all of you. And hearing more good music, you've blessed me. Thank you.

Speaker 7:Next we have an activity. We have apples for everyone. And watch carefully, Ms.

Speaker 1:Hold is going to show you what to do.

Speaker 4:The Harvest Festival continued with games, music, and fellowship. But before it was all over, Miss Holt had one more surprise for everyone.

Speaker 11:For our closing song, another one of my 7th grade students is going to sing with me. He's a reluctant singer, but God's given him a beautiful voice.

Speaker 5:Hugo Garcia, come and join me. Hi, I'm Hugo, and this is a song that my abuelita taught me. Tis the gift to.

Speaker 8:Be simple, tis the gift to be free Tis the gift to come down where I ought to be And when we find ourselves in the place just right T'will be in the valley of love.

Speaker 14:When true simplicity is gained, to bow and to bend we shan't be ashamed to turn. Turn will be our delight, till by turning, turning we come round round.

Speaker 17:Thank you for being here, everyone. May God bless each of you. We'll see you all again next year.

Speaker 1:Piper, I've missed you.

Speaker 5:I missed you, too.

Speaker 1:This night, it was amazing. Oh, and look, there's a food truck.

Speaker 5:Let's get food.

Speaker 3:I'll beat you there.

Speaker 1:Hugo, come on.

Speaker 7:You just sang like an angel, but you're still Hugo.

Speaker 16:Of course.

Speaker 10:I'm a man of mystery.

Speaker 5:I'll have one taco. Miss Michelle?

Speaker 7:Miss Michelle, this is your food truck?

Speaker 1:No, I'm just helping.

Speaker 2:More diced tomatoes coming right up.

Speaker 23:Mr.

Speaker 1:Harris, is this your food truck?

Speaker 2:No, it's mine. And what can I get for you three singers? Your songs were beautiful.

Speaker 5:You could hear us?

Speaker 2:Of course. The music floated on the air.

Speaker 16:Well, three tacos.

Speaker 5:And what do you guys have?

Speaker 3:Hugo!

Speaker 5:I'll get you each a taco.

Speaker 18:And an extra for Hugo.

Speaker 2:Michelle, John, this food truck can be yours if you'd like. After today, your names are at top of my interested parties list.

Speaker 7:Here, Hugo, careful.

Speaker 1:Don't spill the lettuce.

Speaker 18:Nico, thank you, but I can't afford to compete with the price. I could barely afford the asking price.

Speaker 2:Here, one taco for each of the young ladies.

Speaker 22:Thank you.

Speaker 2:I'll sell it to you for the asking price. That's what friends do, right? Oh, uh, I, uh... You don't have to decide right now. A food truck is a lot of work and commitment, and.

Speaker 5:Yes, we'll take it.

Speaker 3:Yes?

Speaker 2:Well, all right. Oh, look at that crowd. I'll keep chopping tomatoes. Kezi, this way.

Speaker 7:I'm going to go with my family now.

Speaker 2:Kezi, the Harvest Festival was a great idea.

Speaker 5:Let's do this every year.

Speaker 13:I agree.

Speaker 17:Bye.

Speaker 15:Carson?

Speaker 14:Hey, Mom.

Speaker 5:How'd you like the Harvest Festival?

Speaker 24:Oh, I loved it. I don't know if I should say this or not, but I'm so glad the Musicpalooza was canceled.

Speaker 12:Me too. Mr.

Speaker 5:Hayes.

Speaker 21:Hi.

Speaker 12:You're my server from the Frosty.

Speaker 14:Inn, right?

Speaker 24:Yes, and this is my son, Carson.

Speaker 2:Oh, yeah.

Speaker 12:Photographer guy.

Speaker 2:And orange juice guy.

Speaker 12:What's that?

Speaker 2:I brought you your orange juice one morning at the Frosty Inn.

Speaker 12:Oh, so you did.

Speaker 24:Hey, maybe you can stop by for one more breakfast before heading home? My boss would like a little of the business we'd hoped for from the Palooza.

Speaker 12:Of course. With the cancellation, the businesses in Grizzly Mountain will be missing revenue, won't they?

Speaker 24:Yes, but who could have predicted a windstorm?

Speaker 12:Well, no one.

Speaker 24:No one expected that.

Speaker 8:No.

Speaker 12:But there might be something that can be done to help. God works in unexpected ways.

Speaker 24:He sure does.

Speaker 12:Mr.

Speaker 20:Hayes, I took a lot of photos and videos of tonight on my camera. Would you be okay with me sharing them to tell the story of you joining us here?

Speaker 12:Sure thing. Do you want me to sign a form or something with my okay?

Speaker 2:Well, I don't have a form.

Speaker 24:Oh, Carson, give me your camera. Now, you ask Mr. Hayes for permission, and I'll record it for you.

Speaker 12:Hey, smart mom you have there.

Speaker 20:Uh, hey, Mr.

Speaker 2:Levi Hayes.

Speaker 20:Do I have your permission to share the photos and videos I took tonight?

Speaker 12:You sure do, Carson... What's your last name?

Speaker 20:Vermillion.

Speaker 12:Carson Vermillion. Photography guy.

Speaker 2:And orange juice guy.

Speaker 12:You got it.

Speaker 24:That'll do it. Well, Carson, time to head home?

Speaker 21:Yeah.

Speaker 12:See you, Mr.

Speaker 8:Hayes.

Speaker 12:Good night. Discovery Mountains. I'll never forget you. I will sing your name.

Speaker 5:Well, Director Doug, that all worked out well, didn't it?

Speaker 2:It did.

Speaker 10:Levi sure seemed to be at home at the Harvest Festival.

Speaker 4:He did, and it was a fun surprise for everybody. I'm glad that Piper and Keziah are friends again.

Speaker 10:Yes, me too, and they sang beautifully.

Speaker 5:They really did.

Speaker 10:Listeners, no matter what you're battling, God will help you in unexpected ways.

Speaker 4:He will, just as 2 Chronicles 20 verse 15 says, Do not be afraid nor dismayed because of this great multitude, for the battle is not yours, but God's.

Speaker 10:Keep exercising your faith, and we'll see you here next time.

Speaker 4:You've been listening to Discovery Mountain, where the air is clear, clear enough to hear your imagination. and where every day is an exercise in faith. Visit us online to listen to more episodes on demand at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a ministry of The Voice of Prophecy, creator and executive producer, Jean Boonstra, director, Douglas Bruce, with original music by Danny Columby, executive producer, Ruben Gomez, producers, Fiona Lin and Joel Baker.

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Discovery Mountain

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    Chaos builds as pressure mounts and problems grow. Then, the quiet choice to trust God brings change. Listen to more Discovery Mountain episodes at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a production of Voice of Prophecy.

  6. S38 · E3 · 20 Aug 2026 · 26 min

    In Harmony? | S38E03

    Tensions rise as plans wobble and friendships strain, until a big moment when God calls them to exercise trust. Listen to more Discovery Mountain episodes at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a production of Voice of Prophecy.

  7. 8 Oct 2026 · 8 minNew

    Hidden Thanks | MINI 2618

    A faded clue sparks a fast-moving mystery that sends Olivia and Addison on an unexpected adventure. Listen to more Discovery Mountain episodes at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a production of Voice of Prophecy.

  8. S38 · E2 · 13 Aug 2026 · 28 min

    Out of Tune | S38E02

    Plans build and excitement rises, but a surprise announcement threatens to throw everything out of tune. Listen to more Discovery Mountain episodes at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a production of Voice of Prophecy.

  9. S38 · E1 · 6 Aug 2026 · 28 min

    The First Note | S38E01

    An idea sparks a buzz as a mysterious guest arrives and plans begin for a long-forgotten fall celebration in Discovery Mountain! Listen to more Discovery Mountain episodes at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a production of Voice of Prophecy.

  10. 30 Jul 2026 · 6 min

    House Special | MINI 2614

    Can surprise nachos teach Carson and Cyrus to trust? A simple order turns into a faith lesson about God’s unexpected answers. Listen to more Discovery Mountain episodes at discoverymountain.com. Discovery Mountain is a production of Voice of Prophecy.

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