Jesus is Lord
Jesus Christ is the Son of God, Savior, and rightful Lord over every part of life.
The 923 Way is a growing ministry rooted in Luke 9:23 and built around one conviction: Jesus is not one priority among many. He is Lord over everything.
We live in a culture pulling us toward fear, shame, success, comfort, politics, control, and self-reliance. Even sincere Christians can slowly give those things the place that belongs to Christ alone.
The 923 Way exists to make the invitation of Jesus clear again, for people who know Him, people who feel far from Him, and people who are not sure He could want them at all.
Jesus Christ is the Son of God, Savior, and rightful Lord over every part of life.
We are saved by grace through faith, not performance, and no past is beyond Christ’s redeeming power.
The Bible is the trustworthy foundation for what we believe and how we live.
Following Jesus means denying self, taking up our cross daily, and walking in obedience through the Spirit.
Christian life is lived in community, under faithful local church leadership, not in isolation.
Every person is invited to repent, believe, receive new life in Christ, and follow Him.
The Surrender Project is the first step. Over time, the vision may grow into connected paths of whole-life discipleship.
No. Bryan’s recovery is an important part of the founding story, and recovery partnerships are part of the vision. But the central issue is broader: every person has something competing with the lordship of Jesus.
No. It is Kingdom-first. The ministry will challenge political idolatry and divided allegiance on every side, but it is not organized around a party or candidate.
The message is for anyone. Some pilot gatherings may be designed specifically for men or recovery communities, while others may serve a full church or mixed audience. The format is shaped with each host.
The purpose of Surrender Night is ministry, not fundraising. Any event costs or partnership expectations are discussed transparently with the host beforehand.
No. The ministry is meant to serve alongside local churches and organizations, not replace them. Bryan is a member of Grace Meadows Church. Formal advisory and organizational structures will be stated as they are established.