Stuff you need to know…

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A brief introduction…

You’ve heard it all your life: work hard in school to get into a good college; work hard in college to get a good job; and work hard at your job to make a lot of money, buy a nice house, and raise a happy family. It’s a comfortable routine. Stability and predictability bring security, and security is happiness. Right? But what if it’s not? What if there’s a bigger picture than living a stable life on repeat? What if true happiness comes from taking every step by faith, even if you aren’t sure where it leads? That’s where God comes in. The Creator of the universe has an exceptional plan specifically for you that will pull you out of the rut of everyday life and guide you to an existence filled with purpose, joy, and intimate, meaningful relationships. God has a plan to shape the world into a better place, and that plan involves YOU (continue reading)

Why Sync with God?

Connectivity is essential! We need connectivity to get our work done, to interact with key people, to use GPS or stream Netflix. Connecting to God is essential to your personal ministry and that of your staff. Sync with God will help resolve connectivity issues related to your personal Christian outreach.

Our single screen experience for communication and content will increase your participants’ focus and awareness for the greatest positive impact on their lives. No app store downloads needed, it’s a website with native-app functionality to enhance user experience.

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Our Founder’s Story

In college, I became a Christian through Campus Crusade for Christ after attending a College Life meeting. My college pastor taught me an overview of the Old Testament and God’s promises through His covenants with Abraham, Moses and David, followed by the New Covenant and its fulfillment in Matthew. That study connected the dots of God’s big story and unlocked my understanding of God’s plan in the Scriptures.

In 1989 as a college missionary, I witnessed first-hand Biblical illiteracy and confusion that arose after the tele-evangelist scandals. Students were asking me in the dorms, “Why are there so many denominations? Why are people trying to get rich through religion?” God spoke to me specifically to do something about this problem so I began to pray. One of the students I discipled (continue reading)