Tim Tebow

any of it i mean where do you start start by talking about who god is and what god has done and in creation and all of this and how much god loves us and always lead with love because god is love and then to be able to talk about love and how much god loves you and how much god loves every person i'm talking to and and really paint that picture and that's why we're here because we want to tell you how much god loves you and then after i paint that picture then it's to say but we have a problem

And that problem is sin. You see, sin separates us from God because God is a holy, just God. But it doesn't end with the problem. God created a solution to our problem. That solution to our problem was His Son, Jesus.

And that problem is sin. You see, sin separates us from God because God is a holy, just God. But it doesn't end with the problem. God created a solution to our problem. That solution to our problem was His Son, Jesus.

And that problem is sin. You see, sin separates us from God because God is a holy, just God. But it doesn't end with the problem. God created a solution to our problem. That solution to our problem was His Son, Jesus.

And you go through the life of Jesus and the life and the death and the burial and the resurrection and the ascension of Jesus Christ and the story of Jesus, not just the story but the gift of Jesus to all of us, that he's offering us a free gift of eternal life.

And you go through the life of Jesus and the life and the death and the burial and the resurrection and the ascension of Jesus Christ and the story of Jesus, not just the story but the gift of Jesus to all of us, that he's offering us a free gift of eternal life.

And you go through the life of Jesus and the life and the death and the burial and the resurrection and the ascension of Jesus Christ and the story of Jesus, not just the story but the gift of Jesus to all of us, that he's offering us a free gift of eternal life.

And that would be a big part of how we would walk people through and then invite them if they believe in what Jesus has done and accounted for them to say yes to it.

And that would be a big part of how we would walk people through and then invite them if they believe in what Jesus has done and accounted for them to say yes to it.

And that would be a big part of how we would walk people through and then invite them if they believe in what Jesus has done and accounted for them to say yes to it.

Some parts of the ministry, yeah, you start a relationship. And some parts of the ministry, you're trying to get to as many places as you possibly can to be able to share with as many people. So you try to bring big groups together. But for the sake of getting to as many, You don't always get to build as deep a relationship as you want.

Some parts of the ministry, yeah, you start a relationship. And some parts of the ministry, you're trying to get to as many places as you possibly can to be able to share with as many people. So you try to bring big groups together. But for the sake of getting to as many, You don't always get to build as deep a relationship as you want.

Some parts of the ministry, yeah, you start a relationship. And some parts of the ministry, you're trying to get to as many places as you possibly can to be able to share with as many people. So you try to bring big groups together. But for the sake of getting to as many, You don't always get to build as deep a relationship as you want.

But we always try to have follow up, to have pastors come and follow up, to share and disciple and build churches. And many times those churches are house churches, not churches that we think of, just people that are gathering together. Because ultimately, that's what the church is. The ecclesia, the church, it wasn't like, oh, on Sunday, there's this building we go to and has a steeple.

But we always try to have follow up, to have pastors come and follow up, to share and disciple and build churches. And many times those churches are house churches, not churches that we think of, just people that are gathering together. Because ultimately, that's what the church is. The ecclesia, the church, it wasn't like, oh, on Sunday, there's this building we go to and has a steeple.

But we always try to have follow up, to have pastors come and follow up, to share and disciple and build churches. And many times those churches are house churches, not churches that we think of, just people that are gathering together. Because ultimately, that's what the church is. The ecclesia, the church, it wasn't like, oh, on Sunday, there's this building we go to and has a steeple.

No, it was bodies of believers coming together to... to sharpen each other, to be in the presence of the Lord and with each other and do life and ministry and everything together as the body of believers. That's more of the church than, hey, we just show up and there's this, we just sing and then someone shares and then we go have lunch and we leave.

No, it was bodies of believers coming together to... to sharpen each other, to be in the presence of the Lord and with each other and do life and ministry and everything together as the body of believers. That's more of the church than, hey, we just show up and there's this, we just sing and then someone shares and then we go have lunch and we leave.

No, it was bodies of believers coming together to... to sharpen each other, to be in the presence of the Lord and with each other and do life and ministry and everything together as the body of believers. That's more of the church than, hey, we just show up and there's this, we just sing and then someone shares and then we go have lunch and we leave.

And so, yes, we do have a lot of follow-up and we always try to, but it was also many times just getting to the heart of it. Hey, this is why we're here. And I say, why would you come all this way? Why would you leave America? Why would you leave Florida? Why would you come here? And we want you to know the greatest thing we've ever found.