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You may have heard of “girl math” (spending $200 at Starbucks to earn a “free” drink) or “guy math” (buying a $500 tool for a one-time project, calling it an investment). But have you encountered “Gospel Math”?

Gospel Math is a way of describing God’s tendency to expand His kingdom in ways that defy human logic. In the early church, Jesus multiplied the gospel to the ends of the earth by adding thousands of believers through the simple proclamation of His word, subtracting those whose faith was not genuine from the number of the church, and allowing persecution to divide the church in Jerusalem, scattering His people to spread the message. From its birth to the present day, the church has grown exponentially through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Unlike “girl math” or “guy math,” which fail to add up on paper, Gospel Math—rooted in the Great Commission and the book of Acts—will never fail as we multiply disciples and churches for God’s glory.

Series Vision:

Equipping every person to participate in multiplying disciples and churches to the glory of God.

Series Goals:

Mobilize every believer in evangelism, taking hold of Christ’s Great Commission personally and corporately.
Strengthen our disciple-making of new believers, establishing them in the basics of following Jesus.
Explore new potential opportunities for planting churches as we continue to grow in our conviction about the necessity for the gospel to go to the ends of the earth.