Radiant CDC

Key Aspects of the Tree of Life

In the Bible, it appears in Genesis as the source of immortality in Eden, and in Revelation as a provider of healing.

The Tree of Life and God Who Gives the Growth

At Radiant, we’ve always been about planting seeds — seeds of hope, housing, and renewal. Alongside trusted partners, we’ve broken ground and laid foundations in communities long overlooked. That was our role: the planter.

Today, we find ourselves in a new season — one where watering is needed. We’re repurposing Radiant’s resources and soft assets not to chase control or returns, but to nurture something sacred: the slow, steady growth of what we call a Tree of Life in every community we serve.

The Tree of Life reminds us of something deeper — something eternal. It is not about our efforts, our strategies, or even our outcomes.

As Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 3:6–7:

“I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth.
So neither the one who plants nor the one who waters is anything, but only

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