Project Theo

“In as much as many have undertaken to compile a narrative of the things that have been accomplished among us, just as those who from the beginning were eyewitnesses and ministers of the word have delivered them to us, it seemed good to me also, having followed all things closely for some time past, to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, that you may have certainty concerning the things you have been taught” (Luke 1:1-4, ESV).

Luke wrote his Gospel so that Theophilus could know with confidence that what he had heard about Jesus was true. Luke took the time to investigate, learn, and carefully record what God had done so that others could know Christ and follow Him with certainty. Project Theo is built around that same mission.

Our desire is to make disciples who take personal responsibility for Kingdom activity. Through Project Theo, we seek to keep this priority before Rocky Creek by encouraging the church to pray continuously, share the gospel faithfully, celebrate salvation gladly, and invest intentionally in the spiritual growth of others.

The Goal

Project Theo focuses on four simple steps:

Pray for people in our lives who do not know Christ.

Share the gospel with people who do not know Christ.

Celebrate when people come to faith in Christ.

Disciple others as they grow in Christ.

This is not just for a few people. It is an opportunity for every member of our church to participate in the mission Jesus has given us.

How It Works

We are asking everyone to think about specific people in their lives and place their names on colored ping-pong balls that represent different stages of spiritual growth. These will be displayed near the Welcome Center throughout our study of Luke as a reminder to pray, engage, and trust God to work in people's lives.

⚫ Prayer — Who am I praying for to see the light?

🟢 Share — Who have I shared the gospel with?

⚪ Salvation — Who has come from darkness to light?

🟠 Disciple — Who am I helping grow in their faith?

Join the Mission

Project Theo is more than a display of ping-pong balls. It is a reminder that every believer is called to make disciples. As we pray, share, celebrate, and disciple, we trust God to draw people to Himself and transform lives through the gospel.

Let's be a church that intentionally pursues the lost, rejoices when people come to faith, and helps one another grow as followers of Jesus. Just as Jesus came to seek and to save the lost, we should join in His mission.