Whether you know it or not, God wants you. He loves you. He desires a real relationship with you. So if you're new to faith or clawing your way back, rest assured — God has NOT forgotten you.
God's Word says it plainly, “The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance” (2 Peter 3:9).
God created you for relationship with Him. Sin broke that fellowship and left us restless, guilty, and trying to fix ourselves in a million different ways. The good news? God wants you back!
Jesus lived the life we couldn’t live, died the death our sin deserved, and rose again so we can be forgiven and restored. The gospel isn’t a church slogan — it’s God’s rescue plan for people who are tired of pretending they’re okay.
If you’re curious, confused, or just hungry for something real, here are three simple steps the Bible calls us to:
Use your own words, but a prayer like this can help you start:
“Lord, I know I’ve sinned and I can’t fix myself.
I believe You sent Jesus to bear my sin and rise again.
Forgive me, cleanse me, and give me a new heart.
I’m turning from my sin and trusting in what Christ has done for me.
Show me my next step and surround me with people who walk with You.”
God isn’t moved by fancy language. He responds to a humble, honest heart.
Already a believer, but burned out or disillusioned? You’re not crazy and you’re not alone. The second video below and the rest of this Beliefs section are especially for people who love Jesus but feel done with “church as usual.”
Faith isn’t wishful thinking; it’s trust in the One who has already proven His love and power through the cross and resurrection.
In a world full of spin and broken promises, Jesus offers something different: real forgiveness, a cleansed conscience, and a relationship with God that doesn’t depend on you holding it all together.
Deception didn’t stop in Eden. We still chase pleasure, success, and even “spirituality” in ways that leave us empty. This reflection looks at how we’re being played, why our hearts grow cold, and how turning back to Christ brings clarity, purpose, and real peace again.
If you’ve been around church culture long enough, you’ve probably felt the pressure to perform: do more, serve more, look the part. That’s not the gospel.
God’s gift of salvation isn’t earned by effort or ritual. It’s received by faith. The same grace that saves is the grace that heals church-wounds, dismantles hypocrisy, and invites us back into an honest walk with Christ.
If something on this page has stirred you — whether you’re coming to Christ for the first time or realizing you need to come back — don’t ignore it. Talk to God. Sit quietly. Watch the videos. Let Him speak.
The pages on Confession, Justification, and Sanctification unpack what happens next: how God cleanses us, anchors us in Christ, and reshapes our desires over time.
And if you need a real person, you can call or text 678-CLEANSE. As I’m able, I’ll do my best to listen and pray with you.