Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Are you tired of trying to control every detail of your own life, or are you ready to hand over the pen and let God write your story?
This week on Off Script, Neil and Scott Hatfield dive deep into the messy reality of faith, what it means to drop our self-made plans, and how we can learn to trust in God's relentless covenant. The guys discuss the grueling seasons of questioning God through life's deep valleys, why frustration expressed in prayer is still an act of faith, and how to cultivate eyes to see the quiet "God moments" hidden in our daily routines and surrounding community.
The Challenge
This week, create intentional space to look back and audit your life for "God moments." Take a long drive, open a journal, or sit down with a friend and write out 2–3 specific times where God showed His faithfulness to you in the past, choosing to actively remember His track record instead of getting paralyzed by the what-ifs of your current season.
Hosts: Neil Gregory and Scott Hatfield
What We Discuss
• Unpacking the true depth of a biblical "covenant" as a waiverless, relentless, dogged faithfulness
• Navigating the exhausting emotional, physical, and relational toll of infertility, and playing "mind games" with God during the waiting
• Why Abraham's raw frustration with God is still an expression of faith, and why gut-wrenching prayers are still prayers
• The power of Christian community and why stepping "off the island" of isolation into group life is vital for gritty discipleship
• A sneak peek into the upcoming launch of Fight Club Online, shifting the men's ministry curriculum into a high-impact, 10-week format
• Details for the upcoming Fight Club group leader interest meeting on August 10th at the Nicholasville campus
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About Southland Christian Church
Southland is one church meeting in multiple locations across central Kentucky. We believe Jesus came for the lost and the broken, which means there’s a place for everyone here. Around here, that means we worship defiantly, speak truth unashamedly, and extend grace generously.
To support this ministry and help us continue to reach across Central Kentucky and all around the world, visit: https://southland.church/give
Are you tired of trying to control every detail of your own life, or are you ready to hand over the pen and let God write your story?
This week on Off Script, Neil and Scott Hatfield dive deep into the messy reality of faith, what it means to drop our self-made plans, and how we can learn to trust in God's relentless covenant. The guys discuss the grueling seasons of questioning God through life's deep valleys, why frustration expressed in prayer is still an act of faith, and how to cultivate eyes to see the quiet "God moments" hidden in our daily routines and surrounding community.
The Challenge
This week, create intentional space to look back and audit your life for "God moments." Take a long drive, open a journal, or sit down with a friend and write out 2–3 specific times where God showed His faithfulness to you in the past, choosing to actively remember His track record instead of getting paralyzed by the what-ifs of your current season.
Hosts: Neil Gregory and Scott Hatfield
What We Discuss
• Unpacking the true depth of a biblical "covenant" as a waiverless, relentless, dogged faithfulness
• Navigating the exhausting emotional, physical, and relational toll of infertility, and playing "mind games" with God during the waiting
• Why Abraham's raw frustration with God is still an expression of faith, and why gut-wrenching prayers are still prayers
• The power of Christian community and why stepping "off the island" of isolation into group life is vital for gritty discipleship
• A sneak peek into the upcoming launch of Fight Club Online, shifting the men's ministry curriculum into a high-impact, 10-week format
• Details for the upcoming Fight Club group leader interest meeting on August 10th at the Nicholasville campus
⸻
About Southland Christian Church
Southland is one church meeting in multiple locations across central Kentucky. We believe Jesus came for the lost and the broken, which means there’s a place for everyone here. Around here, that means we worship defiantly, speak truth unashamedly, and extend grace generously.
To support this ministry and help us continue to reach across Central Kentucky and all around the world, visit: https://southland.church/give
