Wendy Schops is a mom, a biker, and a formerly rebellious woman who has been changed. "What's your story?" Wendy asks of others with the biker persona.  Wendy says, "Growing up, we never knew who would be at our breakfast table... my dad would pick up hitchhikers.  Our house was a revolving door."  Wendy says, "Don't look at somebody and put them in a box.  No matter what you wear... we have a conversation and share the love of Christ and how much God loves us."  Wendy continues, "We open the door, that person opens up, we plant the seed. And I say, 'God, go with that person so they will grow!'"

Wendy Schops is a mom, a biker, and a formerly rebellious woman who has been changed. "What's your story?" Wendy asks of others with the biker persona.&nbsp; Wendy says, "Growing up, we never knew who would be at our breakfast table... my dad would pick up hitchhikers.&nbsp; Our house was a revolving door."&nbsp; Wendy says, "Don't look at somebody and put them in a box.&nbsp; No matter what you wear... we have a conversation and share the love of Christ and how much God loves us."&nbsp; Wendy continues, "We open the door, that person opens up, we plant the seed. And I say, 'God, go with that person so they will grow!'"

Many people are searching for answers to the question of what it looks like to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Bob Moffitt, Founder and President of Harvest Foundation in Phoenix, AZ, disciples Pastors and leaders to demonstrate what Jesus has identified as the summary of all his teachings, to love your neighbor as yourself. Each week, different leaders give testimonials of how simple acts of loving the needy among their neighbors are changing lives, and through this, people begin to see Jesus Christ in the community, the city and the nation. These inspiring testimonials provide examples of demonstrating God’s love, with the hope that leaders in the church will say, “We can do that, too!”

Many people are searching for answers to the question of what it looks like to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Bob Moffitt, Founder and President of Harvest Foundation in Phoenix, AZ, disciples Pastors and leaders to demonstrate what Jesus has identified as the summary of all his teachings, to love your neighbor as yourself. Each week, different leaders give testimonials of how simple acts of loving the needy among their neighbors are changing lives, and through this, people begin to see Jesus Christ in the community, the city and the nation. These inspiring testimonials provide examples of demonstrating God&rsquo;s love, with the hope that leaders in the church will say, &ldquo;We can do that, too!&rdquo;

The Kingdom & Its Stories Podcast

Many people are searching for answers to the question of what it looks like to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Bob Moffitt, Founder and President of Harvest Foundation in Phoenix, AZ, disciples Pastors and leaders to demonstrate what Jesus has identified as the summary of all his teachings, to love your neighbor as yourself.  Each week, different leaders give testimonials of how simple acts of loving the needy among their neighbors are changing lives, and through this, people begin to see Jesus Christ in the community, the city and the nation.  These inspiring testimonials provide examples of demonstrating God’s love, with the hope that leaders in the church will say, “We can do that, too!” 

Many people are searching for answers to the question of what it looks like to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Bob Moffitt, Founder and President of Harvest Foundation in Phoenix, AZ, disciples Pastors and leaders to demonstrate what Jesus has identified as the summary of all his teachings, to love your neighbor as yourself.&nbsp; Each week, different leaders give testimonials of how simple acts of loving the needy among their neighbors are changing lives, and through this, people begin to see Jesus Christ in the community, the city and the nation.&nbsp; These inspiring testimonials provide examples of demonstrating God&rsquo;s love, with the hope that leaders in the church will say, &ldquo;We can do that, too!&rdquo;&nbsp;

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