Purpose Statement:
Carol and I do not believe that influence is achieved by gaining a position of authority, rather by loving the people that God places in our path and building friendships that are meaningful. In other words, we have to open our hearts as well, and be transparent. Only then can we have genuine and meaningful influence in the lives of others.
We believe that is our purpose together, accepting and loving people without conditions. We believe that our sphere of influence is only as big as our willingness to love. The more we love others, the more influence we gain. And influence is simply for the purpose of allowing God to do his work in people’s lives as he guides us. The success is not measured by how many people we influence, but by the change in people’s lives.
No one deserves to be written off, no one should be labeled unlovable. Our purpose is to erase labels and barriers that separate people. The only way to overcome these seemingly impossible obstacles is to be doers and not only speak of solutions.
Luke 10:27 says "You shall love the Lord your God with all of your heart, with all of your soul, with all your strength, and with all your mind, and your neighbor as yourself."
Genuinely caring for your neighbor is the simplest yet hardest command Jesus gave us, but it is the only thing that will work if we are serious about loving and reaching our communities for Christ.
Carol and I do not believe that influence is achieved by gaining a position of authority, rather by loving the people that God places in our path and building friendships that are meaningful. In other words, we have to open our hearts as well, and be transparent. Only then can we have genuine and meaningful influence in the lives of others.
We believe that is our purpose together, accepting and loving people without conditions. We believe that our sphere of influence is only as big as our willingness to love. The more we love others, the more influence we gain. And influence is simply for the purpose of allowing God to do his work in people’s lives as he guides us. The success is not measured by how many people we influence, but by the change in people’s lives.
No one deserves to be written off, no one should be labeled unlovable. Our purpose is to erase labels and barriers that separate people. The only way to overcome these seemingly impossible obstacles is to be doers and not only speak of solutions.
Luke 10:27 says "You shall love the Lord your God with all of your heart, with all of your soul, with all your strength, and with all your mind, and your neighbor as yourself."
Genuinely caring for your neighbor is the simplest yet hardest command Jesus gave us, but it is the only thing that will work if we are serious about loving and reaching our communities for Christ.