Breaking Barriers | S19E05

Discovery Mountain

Voice of Prophecy

Christianity, Stories For Kids, Religion & Spirituality, Kids & Family

4.6 • 892 Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2021

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

CRASH! The sound of disaster—or new openings for growth? Mrs. Lee, the Beckmans, and Rahab are about to find out!

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0:00.0	Hey, what's this?
0:03.0	What a pretty note card.
0:05.0	A yellow star and a deep background?
0:07.0	It must have fallen out of Mrs. Lee's purse.
0:10.0	I have everything I need, but I still feel empty.
0:17.0	What's happening? I'm Miss Jean. Join me on a trip to Discovery Mountain,
0:35.6	where the air is clear, clear enough to hear your imagination,
0:40.3	and where every day is an exercise in faith.
0:43.3	Join me for today's expedition in Discovery Mountain.
0:48.3	Yay! Last week's episode ended with a bang.
1:02.0	The Peabody's were outside Mountain Meadows praying for the families there
1:06.1	when Jenna and her mother came out to retrieve their dog Ruby's favorite yellow ball.
1:12.3	Pastor Peabody called it a divine appointment.
1:15.9	As they were talking, they thought they saw Mrs. Lee's car drive past.
1:19.9	And then, well, let's join everyone in today's episode called Breaking Barriers.
1:30.6	Mr. Lee!
1:38.0	Mrs. Lee, are you all right?
1:40.2	What happened?
1:41.8	When I drove onto that little bridge, it was icy, and my car started sliding.
1:46.0	You crashed right into the wall!
1:49.0	Here, let me help you out.
1:51.0	Take it easy. Are you hurt?
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