Pastor Greg Mott Podcast

Though many ignore Old Testament scriptures, when you examine them as God's word, you will find that much of what is written there not only points to the very times in which we live, but is also very relevant to, and should be applied to, our lives today. Hidden sin can topple an army; one honest confession can restore a nation. Joshua 7–8 show the hard path from private failure to public renewal:...

Though many ignore Old Testament scriptures, when you examine them as God's word, you will find that much of what is written there not only points to the very times in which we live, but is also very relevant to, and should be applied to, our lives today. Hidden sin can topple an army; one honest confession can restore a nation. Joshua 7–8 show the hard path from private failure to public renewal:...

The Shout of Faith: Visible Testimony That Changes Cities A humble, public act of love can be your city’s turning point, plan your shout of mercy now. The shout at Jericho was the audible seal of obedient worship (Joshua 6:20). Public testimony, humble, communal, and a soul rooted in Scripture, creates space for God to move. Acts 4:29–31 shows prayer producing bold speech; Acts 16 shows praise pro...

The Shout of Faith: Visible Testimony That Changes Cities A humble, public act of love can be your city’s turning point, plan your shout of mercy now. The shout at Jericho was the audible seal of obedient worship (Joshua 6:20). Public testimony, humble, communal, and a soul rooted in Scripture, creates space for God to move. Acts 4:29–31 shows prayer producing bold speech; Acts 16 shows praise pro...

Obedience in the Small Things: Rahab’s Faith That Saved a Household Small, hidden obedience can change destinies, one faithful act matters more than public applause. Rahab hid the spies and tied a scarlet cord; her quiet faith saved a household (Joshua 6:17). James 2:17 reminds us that faith shows itself in works. Private integrity shapes public outcomes. Name one compromise you’ll abandon this we...

Obedience in the Small Things: Rahab’s Faith That Saved a Household Small, hidden obedience can change destinies, one faithful act matters more than public applause. Rahab hid the spies and tied a scarlet cord; her quiet faith saved a household (Joshua 6:17). James 2:17 reminds us that faith shows itself in works. Private integrity shapes public outcomes. Name one compromise you’ll abandon this we...

Worship as Warfare: Praise That Invites God’s Power Praise is not fluff; it’s a spiritual lever that shifts atmospheres and breaks chains. Paul and Silas sang in prison, and the foundations shook (Acts 16:25–26). Joshua’s march paired worship with obedience; the shout followed praise. Corporate and household worship re-broadcasts God’s presence into places that need it. Start a night of singing an...

Worship as Warfare: Praise That Invites God’s Power Praise is not fluff; it’s a spiritual lever that shifts atmospheres and breaks chains. Paul and Silas sang in prison, and the foundations shook (Acts 16:25–26). Joshua’s march paired worship with obedience; the shout followed praise. Corporate and household worship re-broadcasts God’s presence into places that need it. Start a night of singing an...

We Are Not Called to Despair; We Are Called to Hope Despair shrinks vision; hope fuels action, rehearse God’s promises until courage returns. Hope is not wishful thinking, but Spirit‑wrought confidence (Romans 5:5). Joshua 6:16 and Psalm 27:14 teach patient trust: wait, be courageous, and act in faith. Hope prompts prayer, mercy, and steady obedience. Memorize a promise, speak it aloud when fear r...

We Are Not Called to Despair; We Are Called to Hope Despair shrinks vision; hope fuels action, rehearse God’s promises until courage returns. Hope is not wishful thinking, but Spirit‑wrought confidence (Romans 5:5). Joshua 6:16 and Psalm 27:14 teach patient trust: wait, be courageous, and act in faith. Hope prompts prayer, mercy, and steady obedience. Memorize a promise, speak it aloud when fear r...

We Are Not Called to Hide; We Are Called to Stand Hiding keeps comfort; standing wins souls, open your window of witness and let light lead. Daniel prayed with his windows open; Joshua carried the ark openly. Public faith risks cost but preserves mission. Matthew 5:14 calls us to be visible lights. Standing is disciplined: pray, rehearse a winsome testimony, and plan one humble act of witness at w...

We Are Not Called to Hide; We Are Called to Stand Hiding keeps comfort; standing wins souls, open your window of witness and let light lead. Daniel prayed with his windows open; Joshua carried the ark openly. Public faith risks cost but preserves mission. Matthew 5:14 calls us to be visible lights. Standing is disciplined: pray, rehearse a winsome testimony, and plan one humble act of witness at w...

We Are Not Called to Panic; We Are Called to Prepare Panic wastes strength; preparation positions you for God’s move. Choose steady habits over frantic fixes. When Jericho loomed, Israel didn’t scramble; they rehearsed God’s plan. Preparation is a spiritual muscle: Scripture memorized, prayer rhythms kept, household worship practiced. Joshua 1:8 and 1 Thessalonians 5:17 show the disciplines that k...

We Are Not Called to Panic; We Are Called to Prepare Panic wastes strength; preparation positions you for God’s move. Choose steady habits over frantic fixes. When Jericho loomed, Israel didn’t scramble; they rehearsed God’s plan. Preparation is a spiritual muscle: Scripture memorized, prayer rhythms kept, household worship practiced. Joshua 1:8 and 1 Thessalonians 5:17 show the disciplines that k...

Obedience, not panic or cleverness, brings down the walls that bind us  start marching in God’s rhythm today. Obedience is the currency of breakthrough. Joshua 6 shows a people who traded frantic tactics for faithful rhythm: march, worship, wait, shout. God’s methods may look strange, but they form a people ready for His power. If fear tempts you to hurry, choose discipline instead: Scripture in t...

Obedience, not panic or cleverness, brings down the walls that bind us  start marching in God’s rhythm today. Obedience is the currency of breakthrough. Joshua 6 shows a people who traded frantic tactics for faithful rhythm: march, worship, wait, shout. God’s methods may look strange, but they form a people ready for His power. If fear tempts you to hurry, choose discipline instead: Scripture in t...

Thrones tremble but the King remains live anchored in His rule and serve with fearless hope. A kingdom perspective steadies the soul when nations wobble. Daniel’s visions and Psalm 113 remind us that earthly powers are temporary and God’s glory endures. This devotion calls you to repent of misplaced hopes in markets or movements, memorize Scripture that reorients your heart, and engage your neighb...

Thrones tremble but the King remains live anchored in His rule and serve with fearless hope. A kingdom perspective steadies the soul when nations wobble. Daniel’s visions and Psalm 113 remind us that earthly powers are temporary and God’s glory endures. This devotion calls you to repent of misplaced hopes in markets or movements, memorize Scripture that reorients your heart, and engage your neighb...

Deny a comfort today so God can give a hunger that saves others tomorrow. Fasting clears the noise and sharpens spiritual hearing; it is not showmanship but humility before God. This devotion calls you to fast with a purpose: to hear God’s voice, to intercede for your city, and to cultivate compassion for the lost. Pair fasting with Scripture and prayer, and use the time or resources saved to serv...

Deny a comfort today so God can give a hunger that saves others tomorrow. Fasting clears the noise and sharpens spiritual hearing; it is not showmanship but humility before God. This devotion calls you to fast with a purpose: to hear God’s voice, to intercede for your city, and to cultivate compassion for the lost. Pair fasting with Scripture and prayer, and use the time or resources saved to serv...

Possessing the land looks like open doors and steady presence — one meal, one neighbor at a time. Hospitality is strategic mission disguised as ordinary kindness. This devotion urges households to open their doors, name their neighbors, and practice steady presence through meals, listening, and practical help. The early church broke bread from house to house; modern disciples possess neighborhoods...

Possessing the land looks like open doors and steady presence — one meal, one neighbor at a time. Hospitality is strategic mission disguised as ordinary kindness. This devotion urges households to open their doors, name their neighbors, and practice steady presence through meals, listening, and practical help. The early church broke bread from house to house; modern disciples possess neighborhoods...

Hidden faith changes nothing be a visible light where people live, work, and trade. Public witness is not about spectacle; it’s about consistent, humble presence that honors Christ and serves neighbor. Daniel prayed with open windows; Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused compromise before a king. Your workplace, school, or neighborhood is a mission field — one honest conversation, one act of me...

Hidden faith changes nothing be a visible light where people live, work, and trade. Public witness is not about spectacle; it’s about consistent, humble presence that honors Christ and serves neighbor. Daniel prayed with open windows; Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused compromise before a king. Your workplace, school, or neighborhood is a mission field — one honest conversation, one act of me...

Courage is not the absence of fear, it’s choosing to obey when giants loom. Courage is a muscle, not a mood. This devotion reframes bravery as repeated, small acts of faith: a private no that becomes a public yes, a prayer that precedes a stand, a boundary kept when no one’s watching. Daniel and his friends teach us to trust God’s presence more than the world’s consequences; Jesus and Paul call us...