TrueLife.org is a free evangelical video library and church-outreach ministry that answers hard questions about God, the Bible, world religions, suffering, and purpose, then helps visitors find a local congregation.^1 The site says it is trusted by 3,000+ churches worldwide, and its topics library holds 266+ articles and videos across 38 core topics.^1
Seekers browse answers from pastors and scholars, build a video playlist, watch testimonies, and use the church locator to connect with a congregation near them, at no cost.^1 An AI component, True Life Ai, is named among the ways the ministry points people to biblically grounded answers.^2 Partner churches license the outreach system through the pricing page, sized by average attendance: a monthly plan (12 payments) or a yearly plan with custom QR-code invitation cards, access to the church locator system, study and leader guides, Evangelism Boot Camp, a video player for the church website, and weekly encouragement and coaching.^3
Evangelist Jesse Connors (M.Div.) founded the ministry after speaking at Creation Fest 2003, where he pictured a website with video answers that could bring people to church; the TrueLife.org name became official on January 12, 2004.^5 Connors earned his M.Div. in Christian apologetics and biblical languages from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in December 2007, and Baptist Press reported the site's launch in November 2010.^5 In a Truth Talk interview, Connors described the AI this way: "Our AI component allows us to be able to answer anything."^7 A published statement of faith affirms the Trinity, the Bible as true and without error in the original manuscripts, and salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone.^8
Danny Akin, president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, says: "TrueLife.org can help you with that. Let them help you mobilize your people!"^3
Josh McDowell says: "I have no doubt God built TrueLife.org to save souls for the Kingdom!"^3
Notable:
- Partner denominations named on the about page include Southern Baptist, Assemblies of God, Global Methodist, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, Acts 29, Evangelical Free, Foursquare, and Calvary Chapel churches.^2
- The pastors page reports 1M+ people invited this year and an 80% average engagement rate for its invitation system.^3
