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 Stephanie Midthun of Courage Worldwide, who provides safe houses for women and girls who have been affected by human trafficking. Stephanie shares many stories of girls who learn to hope, trust and begin to dream about the future because of the love they experience in the safe houses. Stephanie shares about one young lady who went on to be an entrepreneur and won a latte art contest, and later married. Girls in Courage House attended her Christian wedding, and Stephanie shares what one girl said to her, “Oh my gosh, could this happen for me?” Courage Worldwide
“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.”
Jennifer Tompkins – 5-3-21
Jennifer Tompkins from Tucson Refugee Ministries shares amazing stories of grace and redemption among recent refugee arrivals.
A little bit of faith and a great big God – Part 2 of 2
John Thomas, Executive Director of Living Hope in Cape Town, South Africa, in Part 2 of 2 tells amazing stories of God’s provision, “When God has his fingerprints over something,
I want to change my baby’s name to “The Lord is my hope” – Part 1
John Thomas, Executive Director of Living Hope in Cape Town, South Africa, along with his church, is bringing hope and breaking despair for the needy people in the area. John
We’ve all got our small part to play
John Cozens, in addition to a full time job, helps widows and people in need with mechanical issues. John says, “We’ve all got our small part to play.” “It’s a
If you wait until you’re ready to forgive, you’ll never do it; Part 3 of 3
Marcus Doe, in his third of three broadcasts, upon returning to Liberia for 5 weeks, was amongst the warriors who were in the war when he was a boy. “They
I was able to say, “I forgive you.” Part 2 of 3
Marcus Doe, originally from Liberia, became a refugee in Ghana at age 12; when he started attending school he learned that his father had been murdered. A year later, “When
I still had hatred toward the man who made me an orphan – Part 1 of 3
Marcus Doe, originally from Liberia, shares his story of reconciliation. Escaping the war in Liberia, he traveled by ship to America as a refugee. He learned at the age of
“I pick you, you’re mine”; we’ve adopted 11 of 14 children
Linny Saunders, mother of 14 children with her husband, have 8 children at home at 62. “God has called us to care for the orphans.” Linny says, “If I was
Why is Walmart down the street more diverse than our church?
Caleb Campbell, Senior Pastor at Desert Springs Church says he believes that “the street won’t change until the kitchen table changes.” Caleb says “Jesus loves you more than you can