un·com·mon pur·suit
verb — /ənˈkämən pərˈsut/
God’s active, surprising, constant love for every human being and all of Creation
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I want to help you live your life with God.
So I wrote a book, 12 Steps to God, and I’m giving it away.
It will help you grow into a faithful, joyful, and confident Christian.
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Most social media leaves us anxious, angry, or jealous.
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Connecting with God should be sincere and life-changing.
That's why I've poured my heart and mind into developing The Uncommon Pursuit Academy - to give you the critical tools and Biblical wisdom you need to live your life with God.
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Hey, I’m Carson
M.Div., Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
D.Min., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (anticipated graduation in May 2025)
21 years of ministry experience
Editor or author of six books (True Reason, StartBook, Everyday Questions, 12 Steps to God, Together, The Gift of Advent)
I am both a life-long skeptic and a relentless idealist.
Most days, I feel that God absolutely loves me, and this fills me with joy to worship him and serve others.
At my lowest moments, I wrestle with persistent doubts and traumatic memories of spiritual abuse.
I'm grateful for both the highs and the lows because they've taught me that I need to rely on God. In facing my own struggles, I've become tender and empathetic for others who struggle.
I also yearn to know what's true, so I constantly study. Whether that's in a formal academic program, like the M.Div. from Gordon-Conwell or the D.Min. I'm enrolled in at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, reading a book, or listening to a friend with an open heart, I'm always searching to understand how God is at work in our lives.
During my ten years in campus ministry, including seven years at Harvard College, I had the opportunity to support hundreds of students in their spiritual growth. When I worked at RZIM, I founded and developed an online community that reached hundreds of thousands of people seeking answers about Jesus. But in January 2021, I made the difficult decision to resign from this ministry to advocate for survivors of Ravi's abuse.
With the support of an incredible Board of Directors, we launched Uncommon Pursuit in November 2021.
We're all spending more time online. It's a space where it's sometimes safer to explore and ask questions than in person. Through this platform, I've had the honor of connecting with thousands of Christians worldwide, providing courses and books that support a deeper connection with God.
If you’re ready to invest in your faith, check out The Uncommon Pursuit Academy.
I have every confidence that Uncommon Pursuit will be a blessing to people who are seeking to understand Christian faith more deeply and desiring to live it out more fully.
— Dr. Max Baker-Hytch, Tutor in Philosophy, Wycliffe Hall
