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: Joel Bryan | Host: Bob Moffitt. Bob says, “Young people are interested in life for what it can give them. What can I get out of life? How can I take advantage of the world? It seems that your focus is ‘how can I help others?’ We gain the most when we give the most. How much we grow, how much we’re able to flourish depends not on self-seeking, but on asking the question, “How can I help others grow the most?” When we’re able to do that, we flourish.” And that’s exactly what Joel Bryan, 24, is doing. Joel says, “I see the people around me. I think, ‘How can I help these people to know Jesus more and love him more?'” Joel asks the question, “Who are the people around you who you see and you know, and how can you walk alongside them and be a guide to them, and they can be a guide to you?” Joel remarks, “Of all the different ways I spend my time, it’s the things that have Jesus in the center that brings me the most joy, fulfillment, peace and contentment. Look around, pray, and ask, ‘God, what do I have that you’ve given me that I can offer to someone else to be an encouragement and an example?'”
“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.”
This is the first day that I’ve ever been loved
Ron Friesen, Sr. Chaplain for Ecumenical Chaplaincy for the Homeless in Phoenix shares simple stories of working among the homeless. Ron says, “I believe that we’re transformed to give.” Ron
“You do belong. You are loved. We celebrate your life”
Ryan Thurman, International Director of Antioch Network, shares his personal stories with A2J, relocating into a neighborhood that had real, tangible needs near the homeless shelter and the Arizona State
Learn to love one another; by this shall all men know you are my disciples
Rev George Miley returns to share his bottom line: be available to Jesus and ask Him to show you what he wants you to do, particularly in reconciliation. George shares
Let God control the outcomes, learn to feed your soul
Neil Montgomery, Congregational Care Pastor at Scottsdale Bible Church, quoting Larry Crabb, defines agape love as “putting the needs of another person ahead of my own at any cost.” Neil
We have seen that our teaching becomes our lives
Elly Oliveira, Global Coordinator for Samaritan Strategies, and her husband Cleiton share how people learn by experiencing something new, especially concerning proclamation vs demonstration of the gospel. Cleiton says, “The
His way is not retaliation. His way is forgiveness
George Miley explains the supernatural power of God to love one another. What would happen if two parties who were locked in bitterness were to kneel together before the cross
I was not in a situation to help him, but God talked to me
Pastor Julian Gibb interviews Dr. Bishnu Regmi, Pastor of Himalayan Community Church in Phoenix, AZ; Bishnu shares about a time when he was in seminary and on that day, he
The first step was to ask God for His help to forgive.
Hanna Zack Miley shares her personal journey, starting at age 6, of her experience as a Jew in Nazi Germany, one of 10,000 children who were sent by train from
The best opportunity to love people comes at the worst moments
Corey Kasperson, Pastor of Young Adults at Redemption Church Tempe, tells his own story about how life to the full is living sacrificially for others. “When we love our brothers