The meaning behind one of 3 initiative
REDEMPTION CHANGES EVERYTHING.
At One of 3 Initiative, we believe humanity was created in the image and likeness of God.
The “One” points to the unity of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Christ, one of three of the same, made redemption possible through His sacrificial blood. The “3” reflects the Holy Trinity—divine wholeness, completeness, and perfection.
But this truth is not abstract.
It calls us to live differently.
To pursue salvation.
To support others.
To walk in the abundant life God intends for us.
That pursuit requires discipline across all three dimensions of humanity—Body, Soul, and Spirit. Only through refining and aligning these areas can we experience a fuller, more faithful life.
The arrow represents purpose—swift, deliberate, and shaped through discipline to carry out God’s will.
The raven represents providence—God’s sustaining care through hardship, isolation, and endurance.
Together, they embody One of 3: a life grounded in faith, refined through discipline, and sustained in service beyond comfort.
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Spirit
Without Christ, individuals remain bound to death, which inevitably claims all. None are inherently good, as sin entered the moment we strayed from righteousness. At death, only Christ’s atonement will matter. Humanity's spirit, reflecting God’s image, was given to connect with Him, just as He is Spirit.
Body
My body is a sacred creation belonging to God, designed with purpose under His authority. Though I do not own it, I am accountable for its care and stewardship. One day, I will answer to Him for how I managed this gift. This responsibility underscores the importance of proper exercise and nutrition as acts of faith.
Soul
Soul
Your soul is an unseen yet integral part of your being, not a mere spirit or apparition. Designed by God, it unites the spiritual, psychological, and physical, fostering love and wholeness. True righteousness and fulfillment come only through Christ’s grace, as He alone can restore the soul to its intended glory.