Therefore, we need to be more aware of the needs and concerns that are particular to each group as we outreach. Behind our outreach efforts needs to be a strong foundation in the Word of God, which I feel should primarily be laid by our own personal quiet times and from what we learn in our respective local churches. Therefore, I see CCF Bible study programs as more of a means to introduce the gospel to unbelievers-the beautiful thing about this is that Christian CCFers also grow spiritually as they participate and allow themselves to be challenged all over again by the Good News. Finally, I believe that all these ideas must be backed up with prayer or else CCF will never be able to impact the campus for Christ. A swamp is a body of still water and it smells bad, it is not good for drinking, and I certainly wouldn't want to swim in it either.
Spiritual stagnation is just as bad.
Flowing water is lively, joyful, refreshing and pleasing to look at. My vision is simple, yet important. I want to see people grow in their passion for God. I want to see people grow in their Biblical understanding. I want to see people grow in their act of evangelism.