We exist for those who never quite fit the mold—the weary, the wounded, the searching. Pointing hearts back to Jesus, the Good Shepherd who calls His sheep by name.
Three pillars that anchor everything we believe and do—Christ, Scripture, and Community.
Jesus is the cornerstone of everything we believe and do. He is the Good Shepherd, the risen King, the slain Lamb worthy of all devotion. Our allegiance is to Christ alone—not to institutions, platforms, or personalities.
The Bible is God-breathed, authoritative, and living. It's our anchor in a shifting world, the sword of truth that cuts through deception, and the light that guides us home. We stand on the Word alone.
We are the Body of Christ—believers united not by uniformity, but by our shared love for Jesus. We gather to encourage, challenge, support, and walk together toward transformation in Christ.
Feral Faith was born from the wilderness, not as a rejection of the Church, but as a remembrance of what it was before walls, stages, and divisions.
It exists for the black sheep, the ones who never quite fit the mold, the ones who wandered, questioned, struggled, or were pushed to the margins. Not because they lacked faith, but because the systems around them lacked room.
This is not a performance. This is not a product. This is a gathering of black sheep answering the Shepherd's call home.
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The greatest news humanity has ever received—the story of God's love, sacrifice, and redemption through Jesus Christ.
Humanity was created for relationship with God, but sin entered the world and broke that relationship. Every person has sinned and fallen short of God's perfect standard.
We cannot save ourselves through good works, religious activities, or moral living. The penalty for sin is death—eternal separation from God.
God loved us so much that He sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to be our Savior. Jesus lived a perfect, sinless life—the life we could never live. He willingly went to the cross and died in our place, taking the punishment we deserved.
Three days later, Jesus rose from the dead, conquering sin and death forever. His resurrection proves that His sacrifice was accepted by God and that He has power over death.
God offers salvation as a free gift—we cannot earn it, we can only receive it by faith. When we trust in Jesus Christ alone for salvation, God forgives our sins completely, gives us new life, and promises us eternal life with Him.
It's not about being perfect or cleaning up your life first. It's about accepting what Christ has already done for you.
God calls us to respond to the Gospel by repenting—turning away from sin and turning toward God—and believing in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior.
This isn't just intellectual agreement. It's a heart transformation that changes everything. When you surrender your life to Christ, you become a new creation. Your sins are forgiven, your eternity is secure, and you begin a new journey of following Jesus.
If you'd like to talk with someone about following Jesus, have questions about faith, or need prayer, we're here for you. No judgment. No pressure. Just honest conversation and support.
Talk To SomeoneThe number 33 appears throughout Scripture in powerful ways—each pointing to redemption, promise, and the sovereignty of God. At the center of the Bible lies Psalm 117, the 595th chapter out of 1,189 total—the backbone of Scripture. Just as the human spine contains 33 vertebrae, supporting and protecting the body's central nervous system, Psalm 117 stands as the structural center of God's Word, holding together the Old and New Testaments in perfect unity.
This connection between Scripture's center and the human body's structure is especially meaningful to our founding members, who are paraplegics living with spinal cord injuries. They understand intimately the critical role of the spine—and how even when it's broken, God's strength remains unshakable. Just as Psalm 117—the direct center of the Bible—calls all nations to praise God's enduring faithfulness, this ministry exists to proclaim that no injury, no brokenness, no circumstance can separate us from the love and purpose of Christ.
Years Jesus walked this earth before His crucifixion and resurrection—the ultimate act of redemption.
Times God's promises to Abraham are recorded in Genesis, establishing the covenant of faith.
King David reigned over Israel for 33 years, uniting God's people under one kingdom.
The number of miracles recorded in the Gospel of Mark, revealing Christ's divine authority.
Raw, unfiltered messages rooted in Scripture—preaching Christ crucified, risen, and returning.
Honest conversations about following Jesus in a broken world.
Project 33 Ministry is born from conviction, shaped by truth, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. We exist for the hungry, the broken, and the seeking—those who feel forgotten, unworthy, or overlooked by the world.
We preach Christ crucified—the only message with power to save. We preach Christ risen—the only hope for a dying world. We preach Christ returning—the only anchor in an age of chaos.
This is more than a ministry. This is a movement. This is the spark of a fire God is blowing to life.
We stand on Scripture alone—God's Word as our authority, our anchor, and our sword of truth in a world of shifting sands.
No one is too broken. No one is too far. No one is beyond the reach of Christ's grace and the power of His love.
We speak truth with compassion, wield conviction with humility, and stand firm without losing our gentleness toward people.
Have questions about faith? Need prayer? Want to join our study or serve with us? We'd love to hear from you.
Whether you're seeking answers, need prayer, want to join our Tuesday night study, or feel called to serve with us—reach out. No question is too big, no struggle too heavy, no heart too weary.
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