IDDPMI Gosen 1.2

In John 10:10b, it is stated, "I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly." This highlights a vital distinction: some individuals exist, yet fail to truly live. When one is outside the divine design of God, they cannot achieve their fullest potential.

Embracing what God has intended allows for a life rich in meaning, purpose, and significance. This concept aligns with 3 John 1:2, where it articulates God's desire for our prosperity in all aspects of life, including health, paralleling the prosperity of our souls. The journey towards this flourishing begins with organizing one’s inner life; recognizing visible disarray is easy, but it takes spiritual maturity to confront deeper issues within our souls.

God's primary wish is for our soul to thrive (see Psalm 32:3-4). This inner health will ultimately manifest in both physical and spiritual well-being, allowing us to bear fruit in all areas of life. Each individual is intentionally designed by God. Psalm 139:14 reveals our inherent value from God's perspective; every characteristic of our being was thoughtfully crafted by Him. He deliberately chose every aspect of our identity—race, skin tone, hair type, and more—making us unique with no need for imitation.

Moreover, we are created to be worshippers. Worship not only invites the presence of God but also brings freedom. True worshippers focus on adoration independent of their circumstances, transforming their environment through the power of praise (Acts 16:22-26).

As a community, we view this as our ultimate responsibility and splendid opportunity to minister to the Lord. Our church’s ministry has emerged from this priority; nearly everything we have learned stems from our identity as worshippers.

We are passionate believers in Jesus Christ committed to living in accordance with His will. Our desire is to worship God earnestly while being led by the Holy Spirit, impacting the world around us. Our generational community emphasizes children, adolescents, and youth as pivotal future leaders of the Church of Christ; therefore, their faith development and care are profoundly significant.

Vision: Our vision is twofold: to win all to Christ and to raise future leaders who will sustain God’s movement so that nothing is lost.

Mission: We aim to awaken a collective revival in these last days filled with power, anointing, and supernatural manifestations.

Ultimately, God desires to bless us far beyond what we aspire for ourselves. He wishes to grant us lives of true abundance found within a vibrant, deepening communion with Him. Thus, the Christian journey is about discovering our purpose and destiny through reliance on God—not by human strength or might but through His Spirit.