Greg Grandchamp is not trying to sell you on his religion, in fact, calling himself a Christian had no impact on his life until he grew in his own personal relationship with Jesus Christ and realized how many people (himself included) were what he now calls, "Cardboard Christians." Wanting to change this stereotype in his own life, and in others, he set out to become a disciple of Jesus Christ. His goal, to stimulate awareness and increase the understanding of what being a Christian is really about, and help others enhance their own faith and restore their sense of connection to true Christianity.
"To the world, it is as if we are trying to build our numbers and that isn't what Christianity is about. It is a life commitment and Jesus should be our center or life is meaningless," says Grandchamp. "I want people to understand Christianity isn't about following rules, rituals and guidelines either. It's not about a nice person being nicer. It's about acting like a Christian and being able to share your faith... a testimony of Christ." Grandchamp's debut novel, "In Pursuit of Truth" (published by Halo Publishing, Int. - http://www.halopublishing.com) is about how Christianity today is often viewed by others as judgmental, hypercritical and condemnatory. "People feel very uncomfortable talking about Christ. They don't want friends to feel pushed. I want people to feel at ease to talk about Jesus Christ and his role in our lives," states Grandchamp, "There is no middle ground if Jesus Christ is who he says he is-then that, changes everything! You can't be blasé. You have to accept or reject him. It's your choice, but you need to know both sides first."Videos