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| Thrive Camp 2006The GXP Family would like to thank all of you who were with us at GXP Thrive Camp 2006! We were so blessed to have the chance to meet you, serve you, and be your friends. You all helped make this camp a very special time for all of us!
Taking over the world with you,
The GXP Family
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| Welcome!Hello and welcome to GXP on Xanga!
We are glad that you are here. It is our hope to come into community and relationship with you as best as we can through this site. Here, we hope to do three things: inform, inspire, and express.
We hope whatever information you find here will inspire you, and that the inspiration you find will enhance your expression of faith.
Blessings and love,
The GXP Team
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| GXP Mailing ListIf you would like to be among the first to know what is going on with GXP then you need to join our mailing list!
You'll get quality information and inspiration straight to your email! Not only that, but we are committed to keep those that are on our emailing list on our prayer list as well!
If you would like to join our email list, then email us at: gxpnewsletter@gmail.com
Simply put "join mailing list" in the subject line and we will be sure to add you on.
We will be glad to have you as a part of our online family!
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| The Mission- TO DO WHATEVER WE CAN TO HELP MAKE GOD GIVEN DREAMS COME TRUE [Acts 2:17-20]
- TO LIVE BIBLICALLY AT A HIGHER LEVEL [2 Corinthians 12-18]
- TO BE APOSTOLIC IN LOVE [Acts 11:19-30]
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| The Heart of the CampIn the Gospel of John the fifth chapter, there is a testimony of something that happened at the pool of Bethesda – a place where a multitude of sick people gathered. This multitude consisted of people who were like each other: the blind, the lame, and the paralyzed. It was at this place Jesus engaged a man who was paralyzed for thirty-eight years. By the time this encounter was over the man could do what he could not do before – he could walk.
God has been using the GXP Camp like he used the Pool of Bethesda. It’s a place for people - who are like each other - to gather and have an encounter with Jesus.
The sick at the Pool of Bethesda were rejected by society and looked down upon. They gathered together at the pool because it was a place that they could feel safe around each other, and it was within this safety that a miracle took place.
We pray that all who attend GXP can walk away with this kind of an experience. That they will know what it’s like to be in the safety of others who are like them and that they will be able to do what they could not before - to walk closer with God more than ever.
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