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True Love Project: How the Gospel defines your purity is unavailable, but you can change that!

What would today’s world look like if teens embraced love as the gospel defines it? How would it affect the future of our families, our society? Answering that question is the life mission of Clayton King—a pastor and professor born to an unwed fifteen-year-old girl. King sets out to prove that there is a better way, a way that is more pure, more satisfying, and more fulfilling than any “love”...

this transformation, and awaiting us in our new journey of faith are “good works” God has prepared for us to do. He wants us to exercise our faith in Christ, not sit on it. We put that faith to work by doing things that model a life of sacrifice to the outside world. So our faith in His sacrifice naturally leads us into a life of sacrifice. Our salvation is received, not achieved. We don’t work for it. We don’t earn it. We don’t deserve it. It is a free gift that is offered to us—the true definition
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