EPISODE · Oct 21, 2021 · 32 MIN
Unbound Travels Around the World with Neal, Janet, and Matt Lozano
from Open Doors: Conversations with Heart of the Father · host Heart of the Father
Listen as Matt, Neal, and Janet share great stories from Poland, Tanzania, Haiti and more. Hear of deep connections and powerful redemptions. Smile as you learn of Neal's running to the outhouse in the dark of the night in Sudan or Janet's rescue from a flaming truck in Haiti. What does it mean that the human heart is the same throughout the world?Neal describes that though each person and their story is incredibly unique, the human heart is the same wherever we go. "Well , we really think of the Five Keys as presentation of the gospel and an invitation for people to respond.We've met people all over the world and they all have unique stories... what's happened to them in times of darkness, in times of abuse, in times of neglect. Everyone has their own story, but we find that if you look past the story, it's basically how the human heart has responded to these situations. The gospel is there to meet them!"Join our enewsVisit our websiteFind info about our Leadership ConferenceFind the book Unbound and moreSee more upcoming eventsRelease: October 2021Music by Christian Harper.Artwork by Rosemary Strohm at Command-S.
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Listen as Matt, Neal, and Janet share great stories from Poland, Tanzania, Haiti and more. Hear of deep connections and powerful redemptions. Smile as you learn of Neal's running to the outhouse in the dark of the night in Sudan or Janet's rescue from a flaming truck in Haiti. What does it mean that the human heart is the same throughout the world? Neal describes that though each person and their story is incredibly unique, the human heart is the same wherever we go. "Well , we rea...
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