THE ONE PROJECT
IDENTIFY · INTERCEDE · INVEST · INVITE
One name. One prayer. One relationship. One invitation.
Welcome to The One Project
A message from Pastor Warfield
This year, we are not launching a new program. We are embracing a new posture.
The One Project is our congregation's discipleship commitment for this season. It is simple by design, because the most powerful things rarely require complexity. It asks every member of this church to do four things: Identify one person who needs to experience the love of Christ. Intercede for them in prayer. Invest in a genuine relationship with them. And Invite them to come and see what God is doing here.
The One Project is our congregation's discipleship commitment for this season. It is simple by design, because the most powerful things rarely require complexity. It asks every member of this church to do four things: Identify one person who needs to experience the love of Christ. Intercede for them in prayer. Invest in a genuine relationship with them. And Invite them to come and see what God is doing here.
This guide will walk you through each of the four steps — what they mean, what they look like in everyday life, and how to take your next action.
You don't need a title or a special gifting. You just need a willing heart and one name.
DOWNLOAD THE ONE PROJECT GUIDE
You don't need a title or a special gifting. You just need a willing heart and one name.
DOWNLOAD THE ONE PROJECT GUIDE
How The One Project Works
IDENTIFY
Luke19:5—Jesus stopped, looked up, and called Zacchaeus by name.
Choose one person in your life who is far from God but close to you — a neighbor, coworker, family member, or friend. Write their name down. This is your one.
INTERCEDE
Romans10:1—Paul'sheart's desire was that his people would be saved.
Before you say a word to them, bring their name to God. Pray for their salvation, their situation, and for your own heart to be ready when the moment comes.
INVEST
John1:14—The Word became flesh and moved into the neighborhood.
Build a real relationship. Show up. Ask questions. Be present in their life. Not as a strategy — as a genuine expression of love for a person who matters to God.
INVITE
John1:46—Philip's entire evangelism strategy was: 'Come and see.'
After you've prayed and invested, extend a simple, sincere invitation to join you for Sabbath worship. You don't need all the answers — you just need an open door.
