Comission us

You are not alone. You have not gone too far. If you’re reading this, there is still hope for you.

God made us for a relationship with Him. When we rely on anyone more than Him, we will always be let down. Following Christ won’t make us popular in this world, but it will make us new.

We can’t be discipled by reading alone. We need accountability. We can’t know God by only reading about Him. We were made to know Him.

If you are shy, fearful, or full of shame, Jesus made a way for you to come boldly before the throne of God. Boldly does not mean arrogantly. It means we can entrust our souls completely to Him.

Our secrets, our past, and our present battles are exactly what God wants us to surrender. Holding tightly to fear, shame, and guilt is what religion produces. Religion pushes the soul into hiding. The world teaches us to wear a mask. But Christ died so we could receive His righteousness, and He rose again so He could dwell in us.

Sin turned our bodies into tombs, but Christ makes them His temple. As we present our lives as living sacrifices, the Holy Spirit reveals the resurrected Christ through us. The more we surrender, the more Jesus is seen in us. His love, grace, kindness, and mercy begin to shine through our lives.

Jesus said the world would know we are His disciples by our love for one another. As we grow in discipleship, we help one another, hold one another accountable, and encourage one another toward repentance and holiness. We don’t always see our own blind spots, which is why we need the body of Christ.

The Word of God is like a mirror. As we hear it, read it, and receive it into our hearts, it exposes what needs to be surrendered so the Holy Spirit can transform us into the image of Jesus.

Our greatest honor is that Christ would be seen in us.

To be born again is a complete work of God. Christianity is not merely theology. It is the power of God producing the life of Christ in us. In both word and action we are called to display His character and His works.

No one who truly comes to Jesus in repentance continues to cherish sin. Christ not only forgives our sin, He changes our desires. He replaces our love for sin with a hunger for righteousness.

Religion tries to manufacture what only the Holy Spirit can produce. The new birth cannot be programmed, controlled, or boxed in. It is the transforming work of God that makes dead sinners alive in Christ.