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ARE YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT LEADING A CHURCH OR MINISTRY OF FRUITFUL DISCIPLES THAT MAKES A MAJOR IMPACT FOR THE KINGDOM OF GOD?

If so, you are invited to take part in TRANSFORM, a 9-month Freedom In Christ Ministries program beginning in September 2026, to help you ground your leadership firmly in the Biblical principles of identity, freedom, and transformation. Our aim is to equip you to go even deeper into God at a personal level, confident that this will lead to greater influence and fruitfulness in your life and ministry.

TRANSFORM Invitation An invitation to come on TRANSFORM.

To all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads, and father figures: thank you.

Thank you for showing up day after day, for leading through both victories and challenges, and for the countless sacrifices that often go unseen. The impact of your faithfulness reaches further than you may realize.

Happy Father's Day! May you be encouraged today by the love of your Heavenly Father.

Have you ever wondered what people find when they come to you in their time of need? This devotional explores what it means to reflect Christ's gentle heart in a world often marked by judgment and condemnation.

I Can Find Grace and Mercy When I Need It — FICM Blog

When people come to you in their moments of need, what do they find—grace and mercy, or judgment and condemnation?
Because Jesus dealt gently with us, we're called to deal gently with others. May we be people who reflect His heart in a world that desperately needs it.
📖 Hebrews 4:14–16

Freedom in Christ Ministries delights to honor Christian Fathers and Fatherhood this Father's Day by sharing stories from longtime FIC veteran and US Director of TRANSFORM, Dawson Grover.

Freedom for the Everyday Average Joe: the Dawson Grover Stories Dropping Friday June 12th the first of two episodes highlighting Fr...

What would you do if fear no longer held you back? Drawing from personal experience and the truth of 2 Timothy 1:7, this encouraging devotional reminds believers that God has given us a spirit of power, love, and sound judgment—not fear.

I Have Power, Love & a Sound Mind” — FICM Blog

Have you ever felt a sudden urge to pray for someone, even when you don’t know what they’re facing? That’s the gentle prompting of the Holy Spirit. Whether it’s in the quiet of the night or the busyness of your day, God knows the needs of His people—even when we don’t. When the Lord brings someone to your mind, pause and lift them up in prayer. Ask Him to surround them with His protection and peace. Don’t give up—keep praying until you sense God’s peace settle in your heart. Your prayers matter more than you know!

In Christ, we have a brand new identity—no longer bound by the old, but alive in Christ! Though we may still feel the pull of our former ways, why settle for less when God has given us so much more?

Let’s pray together: Lord, deepen my understanding of who I am in You. Help me walk in the freedom and victory You’ve already secured, trusting Your Spirit to lead me every step of the way.

Heaven is our true home, and our hearts long for the day we’ll be united with Jesus in glory! Though we walk this earth now, our spiritual reality is secure—we are citizens of heaven, loved and chosen by the all-powerful Lord. One day, He will transform our lowly bodies to be like His glorious body (Philippians 3:21). Until then, let’s live with hope, serve faithfully, and steward well all He has entrusted to us. Let’s encourage one another as we eagerly await our glorious future with Christ!

We are citizens of heaven, living in the "already but not yet." While we wait with anticipation to meet the Lord Jesus face-to-face, our calling in the present remains clear: to grow, to serve, and to be excellent stewards of everything He has placed in our hands. Read more to discover how we can turn our anticipation into active faithful service today.

I Am a Citizen of Heaven — FICM Blog We are citizens of heaven, living in the "already but not yet." While we wait with anticipation to meet the Lord Jesus face-to-face, our calling in the present remains clear: to grow, to serve, and to be excellent stewards of everything He has placed in our hands. Read more to discover how