WHAT IS WILD GOD?
Encountering Jesus Through God’s Creation
WILD GOD is a Christian ministry built on a simple but often overlooked truth: God meets people in the wild places.
Throughout Scripture, God forms His people through encounter—away from noise, distraction, and false security. From the Garden of Eden to the wilderness journeys of Israel, from Elijah’s isolation to Jesus withdrawing to lonely places to pray, Creation has always been a place of refinement, revelation, and obedience.
WILD GOD exists to help people encounter Jesus and grow deeper in relationship with Him through time in God’s Creation.
CREATION AS A CONTEXT FOR DISCIPLESHIP
The wilderness slows us down. It exposes our limits and invites dependence.
In Creation, faith becomes tangible. Shelter, fire, water, food, and tools are not just survival skills—they are living reminders of God’s provision and care. When people engage Creation hands-on, biblical truth moves from abstract ideas to lived experience.
WILD GOD intentionally uses Creation not as a backdrop, but as a classroom.
MORE THAN THE OUTDOORS
WILD GOD is not an outdoor lifestyle brand or a survival hobby group.
It is discipleship.
Everything we do—events, immersive courses, speaking, and content—is designed to point people toward Jesus and invite deeper obedience, trust, and surrender. Faith is not meant to be passive. It is formed through practice and lived response.
WHY THE WILD STILL MATTERS
Modern life crowds out stillness and dependence. Convenience replaces gratitude. Noise replaces listening.
The wild restores perspective.
In Creation, people are reminded that dependence on God is not weakness—it is the foundation of faith. WILD GOD creates space to step away, slow down, and listen.
OUR HEART
WILD GOD is about obedience.
God calls people into the wilderness not to escape the world, but to be refined and sent back changed.
The goal is not adventure.
The goal is transformation.
WILD GOD MISSION
WILD GOD exists to help people encounter Jesus and grow deeper in relationship with Him through time in God’s Creation.