Pastor Greg Mott Podcast

Where Scripture meets sound, and life’s deepest struggles are met with heaven’s highest truths. This isn’t just another devotional; it’s a movement of voices rising in unity, healing, and holy purpose meant to draw you closer to Christ.

Each episode dives into the rhythms of God’s Word, exploring how music, worship, and biblical truth shape our souls, renew our minds, and prepare us for eternity as the ultimate return of Christ Jesus inches ever closer. Whether you’re walking through heartbreak, wrestling with identity, or simply longing for a deeper connection with Christ, this platform offers real hope, rich theology, and practical encouragement, all of which are rooted in the word of God, with the intention to bring Focus, Glory, and Honor to Him as we put our Trust, Our Faith in Him.

We don’t just talk about praise we live it. Through vivid stories, powerful analogies, and soul-stirring Scripture, you’ll discover how to cast your cares, sing through storms, and live a life of discernment that echoes the eternal song of the redeemed.

Why tune in? Because your voice matters. Your worship matters. And your walk with God was never meant to be silent.

Episodes

5 days ago

7 min

“The Slow Fade of the Heart”
Revelation 2:4 reveals a terrifying truth: you can serve God faithfully and still drift from your first love. The Ephesian church didn’t lose their love—they left it. Slowly. Quietly. The fire faded because it wasn’t tended. Drift begins when worship becomes routine, prayer becomes duty, and obedience becomes obligation. The motions remain, but the passion dies. This devotion calls you back to the fire you once had—the hunger, the joy, the intimacy. Jesus says, “Remember… repent… and do the first works.” Your heart can burn again.
#FirstLove #ReturnToJesus #SpiritualFire #BibleDevotional #KJVBible #RevivalStartsHere #HeartCheck #PastorGregmott
 

5 days ago

7 min

5 days ago

13 min

“The Slow Fade of the Heart”
Revelation 2:4 reveals a terrifying truth: you can serve God faithfully and still drift from your first love. The Ephesian church didn’t lose their love—they left it. Slowly. Quietly. The fire faded because it wasn’t tended. Drift begins when worship becomes routine, prayer becomes duty, and obedience becomes obligation. The motions remain, but the passion dies. This devotion calls you back to the fire you once had—the hunger, the joy, the intimacy. Jesus says, “Remember… repent… and do the first works.” Your heart can burn again.
#FirstLove #ReturnToJesus #SpiritualFire #BibleDevotional #KJVBible #RevivalStartsHere #HeartCheck #PastorGregmott
 

5 days ago

13 min

6 days ago

8 min

“The Weight of What We Ignore”
James 1:22 says hearing the Word without doing it is self‑deception. That means you can feel spiritual and still be disobedient. Agreement is not obedience. Admiring Scripture is not obeying Scripture. Feeling convicted is not changing direction. Neglect creates a false maturity—you know much but practice little. You can quote truth but rarely apply it. You can teach doctrine but rarely live it. This devotion exposes the gap between knowing and doing—the gap where drift begins. If you’ve been admiring the Word instead of obeying it, today is your turning point.
#DoersNotHearers #ApplyTheWord #ObedienceMatters #BibleDevotional #KJVTruth #SpiritualGrowth #FaithInAction #PastorGregmott

6 days ago

8 min

6 days ago

13 min

“The Weight of What We Ignore”
James 1:22 says hearing the Word without doing it is self‑deception. That means you can feel spiritual and still be disobedient. Agreement is not obedience. Admiring Scripture is not obeying Scripture. Feeling convicted is not changing direction. Neglect creates a false maturity—you know much but practice little. You can quote truth but rarely apply it. You can teach doctrine but rarely live it. This devotion exposes the gap between knowing and doing—the gap where drift begins. If you’ve been admiring the Word instead of obeying it, today is your turning point.
#DoersNotHearers #ApplyTheWord #ObedienceMatters #BibleDevotional #KJVTruth #SpiritualGrowth #FaithInAction #PastorGregmott

6 days ago

13 min

7 days ago

8 min

“The Drift You Don’t Notice”
Drift doesn’t shout—it whispers. Hebrews 2:1 warns that if you stop paying attention, you will slip. Not fall. Slip. Drift begins when Scripture becomes optional, prayer becomes occasional, and obedience becomes negotiable. You don’t feel yourself drifting. You don’t feel the rope loosening. You don’t feel the current pulling. But one day you wake up far from where you used to be. Drift isn’t rebellion—it’s the slow forgetting of Christ. If your fire has faded or your focus has blurred, this devotion will help you tighten the anchor before the current pulls you farther.
#SpiritualDrift #AnchorYourSoul #EarnestHeed #StayFocused #BibleDevotion #KJVBible #FaithCheck #PastorGregmott

7 days ago

8 min

7 days ago

13 min

“The Drift You Don’t Notice”
Drift doesn’t shout—it whispers. Hebrews 2:1 warns that if you stop paying attention, you will slip. Not fall. Slip. Drift begins when Scripture becomes optional, prayer becomes occasional, and obedience becomes negotiable. You don’t feel yourself drifting. You don’t feel the rope loosening. You don’t feel the current pulling. But one day you wake up far from where you used to be. Drift isn’t rebellion—it’s the slow forgetting of Christ. If your fire has faded or your focus has blurred, this devotion will help you tighten the anchor before the current pulls you farther.
#SpiritualDrift #AnchorYourSoul #EarnestHeed #StayFocused #BibleDevotion #KJVBible #FaithCheck #PastorGregmott

7 days ago

13 min

Oct 5, 2026

8 min

“The Sin We Don’t Feel”
Neglect feels harmless—but Scripture says it’s sin. James 4:17 exposes the lie we tell ourselves: “I’ll do it later.” Later never comes. Neglect steals prayer, steals growth, steals obedience, and steals opportunities God placed right in front of you. It’s the quiet killer of spiritual passion. Satan doesn’t need to tempt you into rebellion if he can tempt you into postponement. If your altar has dust… if your Bible has been closed… if your obedience has been delayed… this devotion is your reminder that neglect is not small. It’s shaping your eternity.
#SinOfNeglect #DoItNow #ObedienceToday #SpiritualAwakening #BibleDevotional #KJVTruth #FaithThatActs #PastorGregmott

Oct 5, 2026

8 min

Oct 5, 2026

13 min

“The Sin We Don’t Feel”
Neglect feels harmless—but Scripture says it’s sin. James 4:17 exposes the lie we tell ourselves: “I’ll do it later.” Later never comes. Neglect steals prayer, steals growth, steals obedience, and steals opportunities God placed right in front of you. It’s the quiet killer of spiritual passion. Satan doesn’t need to tempt you into rebellion if he can tempt you into postponement. If your altar has dust… if your Bible has been closed… if your obedience has been delayed… this devotion is your reminder that neglect is not small. It’s shaping your eternity.
#SinOfNeglect #DoItNow #ObedienceToday #SpiritualAwakening #BibleDevotional #KJVTruth #FaithThatActs #PastorGregmott

Oct 5, 2026

13 min

Oct 4, 2026

19 min

“The Quiet Sins That Shape Our Eternity”
Most believers aren’t destroyed by loud sins—they’re drained by quiet ones. Neglect doesn’t feel sinful, but James 4:17 says it is. Drift doesn’t feel dangerous, but Hebrews 2:1 warns it will pull you away inch by inch. And the Judgment Seat of Christ doesn’t feel urgent—until you remember 2 Corinthians 5:10 says you will stand there. This message exposes the sins we excuse, the habits we postpone, and the obedience we delay. If your fire has dimmed… if your focus has slipped… if your walk feels weaker than it used to… this sermon is your wake‑up call. These quiet sins shape your eternity—but so does your response.
#QuietSins #SpiritualWakeUp #SinOfNeglect #SpiritualDrift #JudgmentSeatOfChrist #KJVSermon #BibleTruth #RevivalStartsHere #PastorGregmott

Oct 4, 2026

19 min

Oct 4, 2026

19 min

“The Quiet Sins That Shape Our Eternity”
Most believers aren’t destroyed by loud sins—they’re drained by quiet ones. Neglect doesn’t feel sinful, but James 4:17 says it is. Drift doesn’t feel dangerous, but Hebrews 2:1 warns it will pull you away inch by inch. And the Judgment Seat of Christ doesn’t feel urgent—until you remember 2 Corinthians 5:10 says you will stand there. This message exposes the sins we excuse, the habits we postpone, and the obedience we delay. If your fire has dimmed… if your focus has slipped… if your walk feels weaker than it used to… this sermon is your wake‑up call. These quiet sins shape your eternity—but so does your response.
#QuietSins #SpiritualWakeUp #SinOfNeglect #SpiritualDrift #JudgmentSeatOfChrist #KJVSermon #BibleTruth #RevivalStartsHere #PastorGregmott

Oct 4, 2026

19 min

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