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 says the true expression of our worship is without doubt the way we relate to one another. Neil articulates, “We are simply to be like Christ in walking with people through their problems”, rather than fixing them. “When you surrender and taste freedom and you begin to truly see yourself as a worshipper 24/7, then God turns you — and you begin to pour out your life in generosity.” Neil shares a powerful time when God brought him to the end of himself, and he gave up the control of the outcomes. “Let God control the outcome, and learn to feed your soul. Learn to abide and rest in him, and let the fruit of the spirit be the thing that comes out.”

Recent Episodes

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Could this happen for me?

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

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Go into dark places and be the light

Bob Moffitt interviews Tom Gussie and Irene who walk along survivors of sex trafficking, who experience miraculous healing by Jesus.  Irene walked through this background herself, had been redeemed by Jesus, and shares many stories of helping those who want to get free. “God has a redemption story in mind.” Irene shares about the seed that has been planted in many lives through the Dream Center in Phoenix, AZ. Irene shares with survivors, “God knows the desires of your heart,

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MK to Veteran to MDiv by God’s Grace and for His Glory.

Julian Gibb interviews Tim Zeisel. He describes growing up as a 3rd culture kid. Entering the Navy, then the Army Special Forces as a Green Beret. He faithfully served Christ as a light to he fellow soldiers. His family verse is 2 Corinthians 4:17-18. We are to suffer well-as Christ Himself suffered.