Our Mission
Our mission is to inspire and guide the intellectuals who refuse to be lost in the midst of general spirituality, activism, and materialistic pursuits, to recommit to life of hope and purpose through Faith.
We both know, it is not an easy journey.
As one of those intellectuals myself, I understand the struggle of being spiritual but not religious, believing but not practicing, and caught between control and surrender, self-doubt and self-empowerment, sovereignty and codependency.
Through my own journey to God, I discovered that God is not an abstraction, a vague set of general wisdoms, a crutch for hard times, or a reward for good behavior.
But first, like many others, I had to detox from the worldwide message that promotes self-reliance and self-obsession. While pursuing our ambitions may seem like the path to success, we eventually reach our personal limitations. Our pride and insistence on being right can hinder our connection with a higher authority, and we may feel trapped all alone and disconnected within.
But in letting go of control and relaxing into being ourselves, we open ourselves up to healing and a higher power. It may seem daunting to let go of our identity as skeptical intellectuals, but through Jesus, we can find peace and happiness that can’t be outsmarted.
If you have a personal journey to God that you’re willing to share, we invite you to join our non-commercial, non-profit collaboration. Our book of testimonies and conference are for those who have Jesus in their lives, and who have been rescued, healed, and led by Him. Share your story and inspire others to strengthen their faith through your testimony.
As a beginner on this path, I acknowledge the courage it takes to openly talk about faith among intellectual entrepreneurs. But if even one life can be positively affected through our willingness to share, it is worth it. Together, we can support each other in our journey with Jesus, making mistakes, trying to understand, but always growing in our faith.