Main Entry: ad·ven·ture
Pronunciation: \əd-ˈven-chər\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English aventure, chance, risk, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar
Latin *adventura, from Latin adventus, past participle of advenire to arrive, from ad-
+ venire to come — more at come

1 a : an undertaking usually involving danger and unknown risks b : the encountering
of risks <the spirit of adventure>
2 : an exciting or remarkable experience
- adventure
EXCELLENCE + EXTREME = ADVENTURE


EXCELLENCE = THE PURPOSE = Psalm 73:28 "The Nearness of God is
my good."  Good is derived from the greek word "Arete" meaning excellence or
in its earliest form meaning THE FULFILLMENT OF ONES PURPOSE.  The
nearness of God is the fulfillment of our purpose.

EXTREME = THE PURSUIT = Extreme  and extravagent are synonamous &
derive from the same root word meaning "beyond reason". This is our response
to His calling.  And we must live beyond reason in order to capture our purpose

ADVENTURE = THE RESULT = The pursuit of the purpose for our life is the
encounter of God, and this is the adventure we are called into.  This adventure is
not easy it is not simple, but it is beautiful and it is exciting.  It requires our
everything.  We must be determined, we must be ready, we must be willing.


"LIFE IS EITHER A DARING ADVENTURE OR NOTHING"  -HELEN KELLER