What does it take to begin a relationship with God? Do you need to devote yourself to unselfish religious deeds? Must you become a better person so that God will accept you? Learn how you can know God personally.
Everyone has their own spiritual journey with the Lord. How can we help you move forward in yours today? Take the next step in your faith journey with devotionals and other resources for spiritual growth.
If you were created for community, why can relationships — family, dating, co-workers, neighbors — be so hard? Explore resources to help you live out your life and relationships in a way that honors God.
Sharing your faith is one of our most important callings as followers of Christ. Learn to develop your skills, desire and ability to join others on their spiritual journeys and take them closer to Jesus.
Because ethnicity is part of the good of creation, we seek to honor and celebrate the ethnic identity of those with whom we serve as well as those we seek to reach.
To cultivate interest in the heart of someone open to hearing about or actively seeking God.
Case for Christ by Lee Strobel – This book carefully lays out the evidence for the bible and Christ’s death and resurrection.
EveryPerson.com – A website with dozens of articles and videos answering questions about life and God. The articles direct interested readers to a gospel presentation that explains how to receive Christ and provides immediate online follow-up for those who make a decision.
Man in the Mirror by Pat Morley – Subtitled “Solving the 24 Problems Men Face” it is a great low key way to engage men in talking about issues of life in a context of biblical input that makes them open to seeking further.
ExploreGod.com – A website with lots of articles and videos addressing key apologetic issues people have about God, Christ, the bible and the gospel.
Jesus Film – A film of the life of Christ, taken from the Gospel of Luke. Can be used to create interest in Christ and His claims.
Family Life Marriage Conference – A weekend conference that gives great biblical principles for building one’s marriage, but in a non-threatening way that opens the door for people to hear the gospel message on the last day of the conference.
