Together, we can live a ‘lifestyle of light’ in Christ.

It feels so good to spread the light of the one who made us.

We are a Movement, dedicated to learning and supporting each other in living a lifestyle of light for the glory of God. While we aren’t the Light, we believe every person can be a reflector. It’s His light, and it’s our time: let’s become a community of light bearers.

There are many cool things about light. One noteworthy attribute is that it will automatically spread to fill the space it is given. Light is meant to expand and take up territory. “No one lights a lamp and then hides it or puts it under a basket. Instead, a lamp is placed on a stand, where its light can be seen by all.”// Luke 11:33

God is not only parent and friend – but hero. We believe God loved the creation that he made (all of us) and entered the world to give us a way out of the mess of humanity. Through Jesus alone there is hope, joy, life, and light offered to every single person on earth. It’s a miracle.

For God, who said, “Let light shine out of darkness,” made his light shine in our hearts to give us the light of the knowledge of God’s glory displayed in the face of Christ. // 2 Corinthians 4:6

Spotlight Stories

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  Before We Jump
  I was enjoying beautiful fall weather in Buckhead, Atlanta with a friend this morning, following a long week. As we sat outside and pulled our masks down to sip our… Read more: Before We Jump
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  Everyone
  Everyone. Every. One. Seems pretty straightforward of a concept and essentially means: all people. Unfortunately though in recent months I’ve become increasingly aware of the fact that when we reference… Read more: Everyone
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  As We Build Our Houses
  Way back in 520 BC, hidden within the tiny book of Haggai (only 2 chapters long) in the Old Testament of the Bible, is guidance for our time during the… Read more: As We Build Our Houses
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  Even in Isolation
  Social distancing during this COVID-19 epidemic has me actually thinking about the opposite: social unity. Togetherness, not as something we have to wait for, or look toward our government to… Read more: Even in Isolation