You’re not in my way; you’re my opportunity

Guest: Darren Youngstrom | Bob Moffitt Interviews Darren Youngstrom who often prays, “Lord, take me where you want me.  God, open my eyes to who you have for me today.”  Darren says about unannounced meetings, “You’re not in my way; you’re my opportunity.”  Darren, Pastor of New Vintage Church in Santa Rosa, CA, shares about how a setback at the school led to being asked by the head football coach at the high school to develop character in the young men on the team. “God goes before us to prepare the way.”   Darren shares stories of his love for sports, young people and athletes, and creating a partnership between the church and the local high school.

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