During Lent, we set aside 40 intentional days to pursue God together. We call it Leap of Faith — a church-wide faith experiment where we engage our trust in God and step toward Him with courage.
But here’s the question:
If we’re going to take a leap… what are we actually standing on?
This year, Leap of Faith and Unbreakable go hand in hand.
In a culture where Scripture is questioned, dismissed, or misunderstood, how do we know the Bible can be trusted? And if it can be trusted, how should that shape the way we pray, ask boldly, love others, give generously, and expect God to move?
Over these five weeks, we’ll explore compelling reasons to trust the reliability, authority, and power of God’s Word. But this won’t just be information — it will be activation.
Because Leap of Faith is not about testing God.
It’s about engaging our trust in Him.
As we open the Bible daily, pursue God for our BHAG, pray for our O.N.E., and step out in faith together, we’re choosing to anchor our leap in something unbreakable — the Word of God.
When your confidence in Scripture grows, so does your courage to pray boldly.
When your trust in God’s promises deepens, so does your willingness to risk faith.
And when your faith is anchored in His Word, you can live with clarity, conviction, and deep-rooted hope — no matter how skeptical the world becomes.
This Lent, don’t just take a leap.
Take a leap anchored in truth.
