We believe Jesus never said to make Christians—He said to make disciples. At best, “Christian” is an orphan identity. Jesus never came to start a religion—He came to reveal the Father and restore us as sons and daughters. Religion creates orphans. The Kingdom creates family. Our mission is to help people live free, powerful lives with God at the center—outside of fear, shame, and broken systems. See our full ethos here.

Despite popular Christian teaching, following Jesus does not require you to go to church or wear the label of "Christian" to enter the kingdom of heaven. Post-church and post-Christian discipleship is discipleship the way Jesus modeled it: no stages, no spectators, no Sunday church performance. Instead, it’s daily life-on-life discipleship, where people are equipped to hear God for themselves, live boldly, and transform the world around them.

Jesus said, "For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the middle of them" (Matthew 18:20).

Scripture tells us the disciples came together and shared everything they had so that no one was ever in need. A resource cooperative is the same in uniting people to share the tools, wisdom, and skills needed for life’s journey. Unlike church where a pastor holds all the authority, here you’re empowered to live with the authority God has given you personally. That means real help in identity, health, wealth, and relationships—so you’re equipped not just spiritually, but in every area of life.

No. Religion builds hierarchy. We build family. We’re not asking people to join an institution—we’re calling them back to the narrow path of walking with God daily. This isn’t about filling a building or running programs. It’s about activating disciples to know who they are, live with confidence, and change culture.

And here’s the difference: there are no requirements, no shame, no guilt, and no obligation. Some may just want to consume our free content and wear the brand—that’s fine. If you see yourself as an Outlier, part of the 13th Tribe, then welcome home. If you want to go deeper and connect with other Outliers, we have many paths you can follow. The choice is yours.

Because Christianity is a man-made system. It looks like light but hides the Father behind rules, titles, and fear. Jesus warned us: “Beware of false prophets… inwardly they are ravenous wolves” (Matthew 7:15). Paul said the same in 2 Timothy 3—many would have “a form of godliness but deny its power.” That’s the fruit we see: control, manipulation, and powerlessness. Jesus never came to build a corporation with pastors as CEOs. He came to reveal the Father and make disciples. Anything less is a wolf in disguise.

The Law of Ability says this: the measure in which you understand your God-given identity determines the measure of ability you can access and release. Identity unlocks ability. Ability produces breakthrough. Breakthrough leads to destiny. Once you know who you are, you’ll never settle for less than what God designed you for.

The Outlier’s Way is the narrow path Jesus spoke of—the path that leads to life. It’s the way identity, health, wealth, and relationships are lived out with God, not religion. In The Outlier’s Way community membership, it’s a daily rhythm that keeps you aligned, confident, and equipped. Not hype. Not empty motivation. But practicing a Christ-centered life with purpose, power, and provision.

Outliers—the ones who don’t fit in broken systems. The misfits, truth-seekers, and protectors who know there has to be more. The pure-hearted and courageous who know they are set apart—the remnant, hungry for truth and a genuine daily relationship with God. It’s also for those who long for a judgment-free place to grow with God—free from the shame, guilt, and obligation that religion so often imposes. And for those new to faith, who don’t yet know where to turn but long to find Jesus and discover His Kingdom, this is for you too. If you’ve felt unseen, misunderstood, or tired of walking alone, this is your tribe.

The 13th Tribe is the larger group to which the Outliers belong. In the Bible, there were 12 tribes of Israel, but God has always reserved a people who don’t fit the mold—those who stand apart. The 13th Tribe is for these set-apart ones. The ones who won’t bow to religion, culture, or compromise. It’s for those who choose freedom, truth, and the Kingdom above all else.

Outpost Groups are small, Spirit-led gatherings designed to reclaim the simplicity and power of the early church. They’re not about programs or performance but about authentic fellowship, hearing God’s voice, and experiencing His presence together. Wherever two or more meet with this purpose, an Outpost Group becomes a place where lives are transformed, faith is strengthened, and God’s Kingdom is lived out in real time.

Sheepdogs are protectors. They look like wolves to the system, and even to some sheep, because they’re fierce, bold, and unafraid—but their loyalty is to the one true Shepherd, Jesus. Outliers are sheepdogs: they see through deception, defend the vulnerable, and rise when others kneel. They don’t just follow; they listen to God’s voice, guard what is noble, and fight for what matters.