The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock. -Matthew 7:25

In the final illustration of the greatest sermon ever preached, Jesus tells us that the storms of life will come. We can count on it. But, the question is, will these storms find us safe, secure and living on the rock, or will they find us struggling to survive on the sand? And what about those who already built on the sand? How do we help them find the rock?

We do this by providing an environment in which the homeless can grow relationally by experiencing the love of God. This is the work Inner City Mission has been carrying on successfully for the past 25 years.

The purpose of the Stability Project is to mobilize and involve the Body of Christ to reach greater numbers of our community’s homeless with this loving approach to transformation.

We must always remember that the stability and viability of any society rests in its number of productive relationships. Homelessness is an indication of broken, destructive, or missing relationships. If nothing is done to restore these relationships, the problem will escalate, and society will ultimately break down. Please take some time to read through the Stability Project and prayerfully consider supporting our efforts to help the homeless, thereby taking a role in healing our community and our nation.