Spiritual Seekers

What is a "Spiritual Seeker"?

A spiritual seeker is someone who is looking for truth. To be a seeker in the spiritual realm is to seriously consider-or reconsider-what God means to you.

Maybe the success you've enjoyed in your life isn't as satisfying as you thought it would be. Maybe the fun is starting to feel routine. Maybe things you used to deal with are starting to deal with you.  Maybe you just want your "good" life to be good at a deeper, more meaningful level. Whatever the case, if you're trying to discover spiritual truth, you're qualified to be called a "seeker".

As a seeker, you're open to the possibility that God might be real and able to make a definite difference. You're looking for something more, and you've stopped pretending to have it all together. You know you don't know-but you want to know.

Maybe you have tried other religions and still find something missing. You  are looking for a religion that is based upon relationship instead of works.

Maybe you have tried Christianity before and it "didn't work". You realize now that it didn't work because you were not serious, you were focused on God instead of people, you allowed your 'baggage' to get in the way.

Whatever reason you are on a spiritual journey, we are committed to provide resources and people to help you on your journey.

"I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but through Me." John 14:6 (NASB). We understand that these words may sound very limiting. But here is the Good News-anyone (yes, anyone) can choose to have a personal relationship with Jesus. But then, we are jumping way too far ahead for many of you. You have way too many questions that need to be answered before you are willing to make such a commitment. We understand. That is why we have created a Spiritual Seekers Section. It will have many answers to your questions, provide you with historical and archaeological proof of the Bible and much more.

Until we move the information to this web site, it is located at the In His Steps Ministries Web Site.

You may also post questions, comments, concerns, at our Christian Forum. (Don't let the name scare you-check it out.)