Scott McNamara

So we're not activists, we're evangelists.

And we're people who come together in various ways around the world to kind of take the message of Christ.

And obviously, so it's an evangelistic movement.

of individuals who want to be better at sharing the gospel, making disciples, and the mentality of a soldier of Christ, right?

It's kind of something we used to use in the yesteryear in church history, this idea of onward Christian soldiers, the Salvation Army.

It's kind of bringing that back a little bit, right?

Just to kind of help the church step up a little bit and be a little bit more focused in our evangelistic endeavors, shall I say.

And British Christianity, is it weak in your eyes?

Yeah, I think we've got to do better, huh?

I think we've got to stop hiding away in churches.

I mean, obviously, there's a resurgence.

I think things are happening.

I'm seeing a lot more even over this past couple of years.

The church is leaving the building for sure.

But I think the church needs to remember who we are.

You see, the Bible says that our lives are not our own.

You know, like Jesus, he purchased us, right?

We belong to him and we need to remember that.

You know, we can't be living like we get to do what we want to do because we can't.

You know, when we come to Christ, you surrender your life.