Both of us were raised in the Adventist church, yet when we got older and tried to find and explore our own faith and beliefs, we felt that something was missing in our spiritual experience, and so we left the Adventist church. After years of different denominations, healing movements, and supernatural experiences, God pierced our hearts and revealed certain fundamental Bible truths to us, which eventually led us to the Seventh-day Adventist church. With a great passion we began sharing our discoveries with our friends and this soon grew into The Christian Life ministry and Youtube channel.

In our own journeys, we have been in a lot of contact with non-Christians, as well as Christians from all across the spectrum. These experiences have helped us to better understand the perspectives and beliefs of those we wish to reach, enabling us to explain the Bible, or talk about some faith / lifestyle topic, in a unique way that speaks to them. This includes for example to share the message in a very concise yet simple way, as well as to be authentic and to dare to be yourself.

After having made dozens of Bible study videos, we felt called to reach out more to those who are open to the idea of God, but are not yet at the step of Bible studies. We call them, ‘curious non-Christians’. That’s when we began experimenting with organising local, creative outreach projects and making videos of them for Youtube. And this proved to be very successful!

Through these projects we connect with this group of people over the shared values of ‘kindness’ and ‘meaningful connections’. By being authentic and build on common ground -things we both find important, it becomes easier to create genuine relationships with them and gain their trust. And as we openly share that what we do is inspired by Jesus and His way of life, as well as adding diverse spiritual elements in the projects, we position our Christian faith in a very relevant and attractive light.