The way
The Way offers the opportunity to deliver the message of God’s Salvation and Discipleship to new communities locally and internationally. The Way is a unique opportunity for guests to remove themselves from the busyness of the world, by staying at a host site for three days. The format of the three days allows attendees to have time for Self-reflection, Christ-reflection, and Discipleship.
During the three days, the guests hear a series of talks, given by team members who are past alumni from different locations. The speakers are given an outline of the teaching points for their talk. Each speaker shares their own personal testimony interwoven throughout the talk. These testimonies are life examples of the speakers’ experiences that tie directly to the outlines. We see the intervention of God’s love in the outcome. Guests and team members leave more focused on their own priorities, God’s priorities for their life and ways they can apply those priorities in their daily lives.
At the conclusion of the weekend, participants are challenged to take what they have learned, to continue personal and spiritual development, through accountability groups (Bible studies), within their own Bible believing churches.
During the three days, the guests hear a series of talks, given by team members who are past alumni from different locations. The speakers are given an outline of the teaching points for their talk. Each speaker shares their own personal testimony interwoven throughout the talk. These testimonies are life examples of the speakers’ experiences that tie directly to the outlines. We see the intervention of God’s love in the outcome. Guests and team members leave more focused on their own priorities, God’s priorities for their life and ways they can apply those priorities in their daily lives.
At the conclusion of the weekend, participants are challenged to take what they have learned, to continue personal and spiritual development, through accountability groups (Bible studies), within their own Bible believing churches.