We are an army of volunteers in a battle for the souls of people held captive.
We will strive to become a thick web of interdependent relationships between resilient disciples of Jesus deeply loyal to Him.
We meet weekly in Life Transformation Groups of 2 or 3 where we are accountable to reading God’s word, confess sins, and pray for others to know Jesus.
Divine Truth. Truth comes from God. It is the revelation of God to humankind. It is best seen in the person of Jesus and the Scriptures. In both cases, there is a mysterious connection of the Divine and human. Jesus is both God and human. God authored the Scripture, but at the same time there were more than forty human authors as well. Nevertheless, Jesus and the Scriptures are both without blemish. The indwelling Spirit of God is also Divine Truth. He brings the revelation of God and the frailty of humanity together.
Nurturing relationships. Humans were never created to be alone. We are social creatures and have a natural and intrinsic need for relationships. Our relational orientation is a reflection of the image of God in us. God Himself is relational and exists in a community: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. God is love because God is relational.
Apostolic mission. Apostolic means to be sent as a representative with a message. We are here for a purpose. We have been given a prime directive to fulfill: to make disciples of all the nations. This part of us also comes from who our God is. Jesus is an Apostle. He is the Chief Cornerstone of the apostolic foundation. Before He left this planet, He spoke to His disciples and said, "As the Father has sent me, so send I you" (John 20:21).
Every Life Transformation Group is a node in the network, with each member directly connected to the Holy Spirit.
Clusters of LTGs get together for meetups and share life together.
Starting a Life Transformation Group and joining the network is as simple as asking someone to read the bible with you, to apprentice Jesus together.
Give it some time and you will most likely find yourself part of a cluster.