You Don’t Have to Move Overseas to Have a Role in God’s Mission.
Translated and used in 8 languages: English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Romanian, Portuguese, and Indonesian.
Most Christians think missions is something you do.
It’s not.
A passion for missions emerges from something you become.
You don’t “add missions” to your life like another Bible study or volunteer shift.
You discover that God designed you—specifically YOU—to play a role in His global missionary cause.
And once you see it?
It will change you forever.
Storyline doesn’t give you a to-do list. It changes your paradigm.
8 weeks. One mental shift. Everything changes.
Something Is Stirring in You
Maybe it started on a mission trip. Maybe it was a verse you couldn’t stop thinking about, a missionary’s story, or a conversation with someone from another country.
However it started, God is putting the nations on your heart, and that is worth paying attention to.
The question that usually comes next is a good one: what do I do with this?
Not everyone is called to move overseas. But everyone has a role in God’s mission. Some go. Others send, pray, mobilize, or welcome people from other nations who live nearby. Storyline helps you find yours.
How Storyline Helps
It starts with God’s story. Storyline begins in Genesis, not with statistics. God’s heart for all nations runs through the whole Bible, from his promise to Abraham to the crowd from every nation in Revelation 7. Once you see that thread, you start to see your own life inside it.
It helps you find your role. God has given you particular gifts, experiences and relationships. Storyline helps you work out whether your main role is to Go, Send, Pray, Mobilize, or Welcome, and what that looks like where you live.
It ends with a plan. By Week 8 you’ll have 3 to 5 concrete steps you can take this month, written down and specific enough to act on.
Eight weeks, 15 to 20 minutes a day, on your own or with a group.



