Tag: seeing god as a perfect father

From its start in 1995, the Passion movement has had a singular mission—calling students from campuses across the nation and around the world to live for what matters most. For us, what matters most is the name and renown of Jesus. We believe in this generation and are watching God use them to change the climate of faith around the globe.

Since the first gathering in 1997, Passion has had the privilege of encountering millions of students and 18-25 year olds, a sea of young people whose lives have been transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit. Their voice is getting louder as they rise, united as a generation, bringing hope and light to the world.

Since 2007, believing worship + justice are two sides of the same coin, students at Passion have generously given over $18 million to 70 amazing partner organizations around the world.

Here are 5 Bible studies from the Passion Movement:

PASTOR. AUTHOR. COMMUNICATOR. DOOR HOLDER.

Louie Giglio is Pastor of Passion City Church and the Original Visionary of the Passion movement, which exists to call a generation to leverage their lives for the fame of Jesus. Since 1997, Passion Conferences has gathered over one million collegiate-aged young people in events across the U.S. and around the world, all under the banner of leveraging their lives for what matters most—the name and renown of Jesus. Louie is the national-bestselling author of over a dozen books including Don’t Give the Enemy a Seat at Your Table as well as Seeing God as a Perfect Father, Goliath Must Fall, and The Comeback. Each of these has their own associated Bible study. Louie and Shelley make their home in Atlanta, Georgia.

Here are 5 studies from Louie:

Fatherhood is a complex topic that has been discussed for centuries. Louie Giglio’s Bible study, Seeing God as a Perfect Father, takes a unique approach to fatherhood by exploring the concept of God as a Father figure. In this listicle, we’ll dive into some of the key themes from Louie and how they can inform and inspire us as fathers in our roles as caregivers and mentors.