Breathtaking Ministries’ Vision Statement:

 
“to exhort the Body of Christ to boldly proclaim God's sovereignty and goodness through a proper theology of suffering - one breath at a time"
 

Objective:
            It is our passion to see souls set free by the power of Jesus Christ and His
Gospel.  We are committed to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ freely and boldly, while we  use our resources to proclaim a proper theology of suffering.

What is a ‘proper theology of suffering’?
            The idea of a ‘proper theology of suffering’ comes from the theological concept that God is sovereign (in complete control) and good, no matter what our earthly circumstances; another definition would be the concept that God is fully-aware of what is going on in one’s life, even when answers are few and far between. Everything we go through in life is for our good and, most importantly, His glory.

Why this particular message?
            Breathtaking Ministries sees a great need in today’s world for the truth to be told. So many versions of so-called ‘Christianity’ are available with the simple click of a mouse or a television remote.  Prosperity theology has sprung forth with much gusto, and it is our desire to counter-act this with a message of God’s sovereignty and love for humanity not only through the sacrifice of His Son, Jesus Christ but also through Him being very much at work in our every day lives.

Through what vehicle will the message go forth?
Breathtaking, the book, is the greatest tool we have to use for this type of ministry. The Lord has Amber in the area of writing and speaking and has given her the calling to further the message of the Gospel through a proper theology of suffering by using those abilities to their fullest. 
           

As a ministry, we would also like to see the ministries’ website become a catalyst for networking among others who have faced difficulties but who have sought the Lord during those times, i.e. other authors/speakers/every-day people. If you are interested in being a part of this, please email us at amber@ambermetz.com. Moreover, in time and with the Lord’s leading, we plan on having resources (books, articles, devotions, sermons, video, etc.) available for those who would like to see human suffering taught from a Biblical perspective.

On a further note, Amber is also prayerfully considering writing more books on this issue. At the very least, one more will be published upon her death.