Luke 1:38
Welcome to The YES Adventure! Let’s take the journey together!
What is The YES Adventure?
The YES Adventure is a ministry focused on encouraging people to say yes to God in every area of life.
Our purpose is two-fold: To equip leaders and to reach people far from God in a divisive culture.
Equip Christian leaders in discovering and fulfilling their divine potential so they advance the Kingdom of God.
Reach broken people in a divisive culture through Christian apologetics with gentleness and respect.
What do we offer?
One-on-one and group coaching
Chaplaincy Ministry
Online and in-person courses
Books, blogs, and other written content
Speaking and seminars
Engaging media, including relevant video and audio podcasts, YouTube videos etc.
How can you participate in our ministry?
Through faithful prayer and financial support.
Your journey begins with one word: YES. When you give God your YES He will take you places you never expected to go and enable you to do things you never expected to do so that you can fulfill your divine potential. Discover your MORE when you give God your YES!
You’ve left the room, but the argument is not over. Your thoughts are stuck in a loop. The same hurtful exchange of words flashes across your mind over and over and over. You can’t seem to reset your inner replay. All the emotions that should have stayed in that room follow you everywhere you go. Hurt and anger continue to shout in your ears. Your heart rate is through the roof. Hot anger rises in your flushed face. The war is far from over.
Your inner screening room then begins playing out possible outcomes for a future exchange. You don’t really know what will happen, but your mind is already strategizing your next offensive in the war of words. Your emotions rise and fall with every imagined interaction. When you hurl an imagined barb at your intended target proud and triumphant vindictiveness rises to the surface. You feel all the emotions of a situation that hasn’t really happened and then you carry that resentment into the next conversation which turns into another altercation. Your emotions have become attached to an unreality. Nothing actually happened before you walked into the room. Do you truly want to spend your emotional energy on something that isn’t even real?