Spiritual leadership starts with the idea that Jesus sees our inner motivations—the hidden realities that shape our lives—in a way that no else can.[1] That premise is built into our programs & services:
Pastoral Counseling, Spiritual Direction, Mentoring, Discipleship
There are variety of ways to connect:
Private Sessions, Small Groups, Courses, Classes, Workshops, Book Studies, Events, Conferences, & Retreats
The concepts & skills are useful for:
Continuing Education, Professional Development
We are also interested in:
Research & Writing Projects
If you would like to help someone receive pastoral counseling, Spiritual direction, or fund a ministry event in the community, please consider making a contribution. NOTE: We are an LLC, not a non-profit. Contributions are not tax dedcutible.
Worship Gathering
On Sunday, July 28, 2024, we hosted a gathering titled “Moment of Truth” upstairs at The Stag Chophouse downtown on-the-square in Gainesville, GA. It was a Spirit-filled night that included worship (thanks Julia, Sean, Bradley, & others!), a panel (thanks Jeff, Nicole, & Ashley!), & faith-based teaching (thanks Ashley!). Sign up for our mailing list to stay informed about future events like this.
DEVOTIONAL
Jesus told the story of the “Good Samaritan” in response to the question: Who Is My Neighbor? The question & the story are part of a longer conversation between Jesus & an expert in religion & law. The story has been told through the Church for many generations. This ancient but familiar passage provides valuable insight for the issues we face today. Compassion, mercy, & love come together to bring hope & help to what seems like a hopeless & helpless situation.
Pastors can use the devotional for sermon preparation. Sunday school classes, small groups, Bible studies, YoungLife gatherings, FCA meetings, college campus ministries, retreats, & Christian summer camps can use it as curriculum. Individuals can work through it on their own to grow Spiritually in their faith.
Access the twelve 1-hour lessons by clicking on the button below. Enjoy the journey! Contact Us to teach the devotional at your location or to set up a workshop.
[1] Paraphrased based on a commentary from the Bible Project: What Matthew 7:1-5 (Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged) Means
NOTE: The tagline below the logo is an excerpt from Genesis 1:2. The words “a wind from God” are also translated as “the spirit of God” in Footnote b of the NRSVUE translation, while the ESV, NASB, NIV, & NKJV all translate it directly as “the Spirit of God.”