A weekly podcast featuring Christian leaders from around the world that are impacting the Kingdom of God.
- Hosted by Dr. Bob Moffitt & Pastor Julian Gibb
Latest Episode
Bob Moffitt interviews Natasha Greer who tells firsthand about her experience in God changing her from the inside out. And now Natasha educates people about walking in the truth. She shares a story of a little boy who was mocked because of his weight, and through education/teaching, the freedom he experienced in hanging onto what the Word of God says, rather than what was being said about his life. Even in our brokenness, God loves us. Encounter247
“Many people are searching for answers to the question of what it looks like to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Each week, different leaders provide testimonials of how simple acts of love are changing lives, and demonstrating Jesus Christ in the community, the city, and the nation.”
I’m not here for me
“When I started going, I didn’t know what was inside of me, I didn’t know that I was a magnet to the kids. All of sudden I find myself playing
Engaging in conversations with people of different beliefs
“Ben Sanders and his wife, Sarah, are Directors of the Campus Christian Center (C3) at Arizona State University. He says, “We want to be very visible…” Ben continues. “We’re all
Being responsive when God opens doors with refugees
Leisa McDonald of Matthew House shares how God provided information and opportunity, step by step, following God’s leading, to reach refugees who have landed here locally. “We are working with
The murder rate dropped to 1 per year
Deann Alford shares experiences from her book “Victorious: The Impossible Path to Peace” with stories that took place in Colombia, and the victory that teaching the Bible has had. “Colombia
Start small, start soon, and start somewhere
Jeannie Marie talks about how she loves her neighbors, not as a special event, but as a lifestyle. “The nations are coming to us: international students, refugees…” Jeannie Marie continues,
Bob Moffitt interviews Dr. Len Bartlotti
Dr. Barlotti mentions an Afghan proverb: “If your hand is broken you can do some work, but if your heart is broken, you can’t do anything.”