Decision Point Annual Report 2022-2023

new areas: Central California, Northeast Ohio,
and Colorado. Bob Willis brings decades of
international ministry experience to our team.
Luke Peters served as captain for the Wheaton
College basketball team and will be a dynamite
leader for the growing movement in Ohio.
Andi Custer, whom I’ve known since we were
missionary kids together overseas, will bring
a contagious love for the Lord and the lost
to students in Colorado - and I believe soon
throughout the Rocky Mountain region.
God has also grown the impact of our Online
Coaching Center. As our team had opportunities
to promote the mission on a broader stage at
camps, conferences, and on social media, we
were able to help more students around the
nation bring the gospel to their schools. Our
online coaching team equipped students for
campus outreach in 12 states where we do not
yet have personnel.
With the rest of the country before us, we continue
to pray earnestly to the Lord to provide laborers
for his harvest. Visit DecisionPoint.org/join to
see our staff openings. Pray with us, consider
joining our growing team, and please share
these opportunities with your friends.
Praise God for how He has led and guided us
since Warren founded this ministry 21 years
ago. On a personal note, this year I completed
my 20th year of service with Decision Point. It
has been a privilege to serve under Warren’s
godly leadership during these years. I was
humbled earlier this year when he called to
say that he would like to pass me the baton as
CEO. Warren has made a huge impact on my
life and the lives of so many around the world.
He has set an amazing example of faithfulness,
prayerful reliance on the Holy Spirit, and
unrelenting sacrificial service for the Lord.
I am grateful for his continued service with
Decision Point as Founder and a member
of the board.
As we look at everything going on in our
world today, I am reminded how lost this
generation is. That’s why we’re committed to
proclaiming the gospel to the next generation
till every student has heard. We want to see the
next generation say, “I have decided to follow
Jesus.” We are praying that God will save this
generation and ask that you join us in fervent
prayer toward that end as well.
As we help students lead for Jesus in an
increasingly hostile world, we are helping
them count the cost on the front lines and
be resolved to lead. God has called us to
strengthen a remnant of young leaders who
are ready to stand for Christ, live for Christ,
witness for Christ, and endure hardship for
His name because He is worth it.
And students are doing just that.
Students are standing for Christ, even when
it means standing alone. Eli is a young man in
the San Francisco area. Eli came to a Decision
Point event earlier this year where he decided to
recommit his life to Christ and reach his school
for Christ. He had to put up with students
tearing down his posters, a club advisor who
was unsupportive of his mission, and hostility
from other teachers. “One time,” Eli said, “we
were passing gospel booklets and a teacher
asked me what we were giving out. I gave her
a copy of the booklet and she started yelling
at me…I found out she even reported me to the
Vice Principal.” But Eli stood strong through it
all. The Lord rewarded his effort and he saw
170 students attend his outreach this May and
many of his peers decide to follow Jesus!
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