I’m excited to announce a new website project I’ve been involved with for nearly two years—that just released!
Two years ago, I sat in a meeting with Eric Ludy and we brainstormed a vision for a website that would become a hub of great articles, film, podcasts, and other resources that would help believers discover a Christianity that wasn’t mere theory but actually worked.
This week, we’ve officially launched BraveheartedChristian.com and though it is still in infant stages, there is much to come in the future (I encourage you to subscribe so you hear about all the new releases).
Along with the launch is a brand new online course on relationships from Eric and Leslie Ludy called Secrets to an Amazing Love Story—which greatly encouraged and challenged my own life while we filmed it (note: it has over 10 hours of video content and is currently on sale for over half off if you buy it before Christmas).
AND … if you’ve ever seen some of our short films (Gospel, Depraved Indifference, or our Bravehearted Thots), we have 21 of these deeply stirring and impactful films in the queue. For the launch, we released our first Trilogy: The Return of Majesty—which includes the pre-released “He Is” film along with two others you need to watch.
So if you haven’t checked out the website, I highly encourage you to do so.
BraveheartedChristian.com
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And in the days ahead, you’ll begin to see some integration between Bravehearted Christian and deeperChristian—including the involvement of deeperChristian within the Bravehearted Christian Coalition and in the release of a podcast come January 2017.
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