Foundation, Realization, Activation

Three Stages
You are invited into a clear journey of growth with Jesus: laying a deep foundation, waking up to a bigger vision, and stepping boldly into a life on mission.
Foundation – The Gospel for All of Life
You are learning to know Jesus personally and to build your life on him in your questions about identity, truth, and purpose.  
You are being grounded in Scripture, prayer, and Christ-centered community so the gospel becomes the framework for how you think, feel, choose, and live.
Implication statements:
• You will see Christianity less as a set of rules and more as a transforming relationship with Jesus that shapes every part of your life.
• You will grow habits of Bible reading, prayer, and spiritual community that can carry you for decades, not just a season.
• You will begin to see your story, struggles, and gifts through the lens of God’s grace and truth.
Realization – Worldview Formation
You are moving from borrowed beliefs to your own deep convictions about who God is, who you are, and what your life is for.  
You are discovering that your faith speaks to your studies, relationships, culture, and the needs of the world—and that God wants to use you there.
Implication statements:
• You will recognize your campus, friendships, and online presence as real mission fields where your voice and influence matter.
• You will gain clarity about your calling and begin to connect your major, passions, and skills with God’s purposes in the world.
• You will shift from simply receiving ministry to actively sharing the hope of Jesus in everyday conversations and spaces.
Activation – While You Are Going, Make Disciples
You are stepping into post-collegiate life as a missionary disciple—wherever you live, work, and worship—not someday, but now.  
You are learning to weave your faith into your vocation, relationships, and leadership so that your whole life reflects Jesus.
Implication statements:
• You will step into real roles of leadership and service in the church, on campus, and in your community, not just watch from the sidelines.
• You will practice making disciples who make disciples, multiplying what God has done in you into the lives of others.
• You will live with a long-view vision—seeking generational and global impact as you follow Jesus into every sphere he sends you.