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

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Guest: Rob Franke | Host Bob Moffitt speaks with Rob Franke who says, “I had a confirmation from the LORD, ‘You’re going to lead thousands of prisoners to Jesus Christ.'” Rob shares many stories of his experience with prisoners. Rob says, “To represent Jesus as we do and others do… we carry the presence of God. And it’s so special; they need the love of God.” Rob continues, “Even when I go into prison today, I’ll ask the LORD ‘What do you want me to talk about today?’ And He says one thing. He says, “Tell them that I love them.” That’s the important part of this type of ministry and mission; I don’t have to go to Africa or India; I just go down the street.” Rob continues, “We go after the one, others will go after the 99. The ones that nobody loves, nobody cares about. They’re ready and available to accept Jesus.”

“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.”

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God always uses our pain for a purpose

 Jake and Jennah encourage those in missions in North America, providing pastoral care and friendship. Jennah says, “A lot of what we do is unseen. We had 5 miscarriages… and

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Not only hearers of the Word, but doers

John Wood explains the joy during a church potluck meal that includes communion, fellowship, but also externally focused serving with the vulnerable windows, orphans and prisoners.

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This helped me awaken the call of God

How does a young man go from being shy and timid to a leader of leaders? How has God awakened a passion for education and working with youth?

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What does love require of us right now?

Bob asks Chuck Foreman, “How did your church transition from a church doing traditional church — to a church that has an emphasis on loving the community?”