A Step Forward for indoubt. Isaac Dagneau
is the former minstry manager of indoubt and is currently a lead pastor in Mission, BC.
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, Isaac Dagneau, have had the immense privilege of serving Back to the Bible Canada by leading their young adult program, indoubt, for almost four years. As much as I may have helped indoubt continue and grow its mission, I feel like I’ve been doubly helped! Isn’t it a funny thing when you feel more served when you serve? The reason I’m mentioning this is because God’s led me to make a change in my life that has resulted with my stepping down from leader and host of indoubt. Certainly, after leaving a position that I was in for almost four years, it almost feels like leaving home! However, I’m confident in God’s will and look forward to both my family’s and indoubt’s future. This change in direction has brought to mind a couple things; firstly, why I’m excited for indoubt and its continued growth, and secondly, what’s important to remember about making decisions.
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If you’re a regular reader of this magazine, then you’ve probably read indoubt’s mission statement: to bring the gospel to the relevant 10
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issues of life and faith that young adults face every day, cultivating conversation. That’s what indoubt does - no matter what. No secondary changes will affect this primary purpose. indoubt is all about Jesus, young adults, and how what Jesus did two thousand years ago can transform young adults today. One of the things indoubt is working on (and has been doing, in part, from the beginning) is broadening its scope of voices. I think any ministry or movement is stronger when they have a single purpose that’s achieved by multiple diverse means. As an example, look at the Bible. This one, unified, and complete story is beautifully written by many, diverse, and completely different authors. Even God himself has revealed to us his singular “Being” in three distinct “persons”. All this to say, indoubt’s plans of furthering this “multiplication” of unique voices serving one single purpose is incredibly encouraging and exciting. The last thing I’d say about my excitement for indoubt is that I’m simply happy to know that there’s a young adult-specific ministry in Canada that’s striving to bring the
