Frequently Asked Questions

It means we’re more focused on building a personal relationship with God than checking off religious boxes. We don’t believe you need to “act holy” or follow man-made rules to be loved by God. We believe in authentic faith, real connection, and spiritual growth—without the pressure to perform.

Not in the traditional sense. We’re a movement, a community, and a space for people to grow in faith without feeling boxed in by tradition or denomination. We host Bible studies, worship experiences, and faith-based gatherings—but we don’t do church as usual.

Nope. We welcome people at every stage of their spiritual journey. Whether you’re new to faith, returning after church hurt, or just curious about God—we’ve created this space for you.

We are non-denominational and Christ-centered. That means we follow Jesus and the Word of God—but we’re not tied to any religious institution, denomination, or traditional hierarchy. Our focus is relationship, not religion.

We hear you. We’ve been there too. Church hurt is real, and this movement was built as a response to it. We’re committed to creating a space that’s rooted in love, healing, accountability, and grace—without judgment or shame.

Absolutely not. Jesus never told people to fix themselves first—He met them where they were. And so do we. Come as you are. Grow as you go.

We believe in God, in Jesus Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit, and in the authority of Scripture. We believe grace is greater than guilt, and that God’s love isn’t limited to the four walls of a church. Check out our full “What We Believe” statement for more.

You can:

• Join a live or virtual Bible study
   
• Sign up for our newsletter
   
• Attend a local gathering or event
   
• Become a volunteer or prayer partner
   
• Rock our merch and spread the message!
   

Yes. Whether it’s mental health, family issues, addiction, purpose, or identity—we believe God cares about all of it. We’re building a network of mentors, prayer partners, and resources to walk with you through life, not just church.

We’re not here to replace church—we’re here to redefine what it means to follow Christ. We strip away the religious red tape and make space for real-life faith, honest conversation, and spiritual freedom. You don’t need a pew to find purpose.