Pastor Selo Lozano was born and raised in Waco, Texas, Selo - has over 35 years in full time ministry, he currently serves as the Lead Pastor of Riverside and the national team lead for Faith Leadership Collective. He has been married since 1991. He and his wife have four grown children and 11 grandchildren.  If he isn’t asking how his preaching was on Sunday then he’s probably asking you for a date and time to get some lunch or dinner together. If he’s not having lunch or dinner with you, then he’s most likely at home with his family watching a movie with a Coca Mexicana in his left hand. To know Pastor Selo, is to constantly be challenged mentally, spiritually, physically, and emotionally.
Oh yea, we forgot to mention, he is the senior pastor since 2016 and leads both the Waco and Marlin campus. Find him @selolozano on all platforms.

Metanoia : means the way of transformative change of heart or mind, literally meaning to "think differently" or "change one's mind". 
To change , repent, one’s conversion in theology. It represents a fundamental shift in perspective, direction, and spiritual condition, rather than just remorse. It signifies a total reorientation of life. 
Metanoia Methods represents a biblical philosophy approach to life, focusing on personal spiritual growth, development, mental and physical discipline. It’s the heart transformation aspect into a lifelong journey of being born again as a new creation in Christ emphasizing on character cultivation over one’s lifetime.
Key Biblical Occurrences of Metanoia :

• Matthew 3:8, 11: John the Baptist calls for fruit worthy of repentance (metanoia) and baptizes for that purpose.
• Matthew 9:13, Mark 2:17, Luke 5:32: Jesus states He came to call sinners to repentance (metanoia).
• Mark 1:4, Luke 3:3: John preaches a "baptism of repentance (metanoia) for the remission of sins".
• Luke 15:7: Jesus mentions joy in heaven over one sinner who repents (metanoia).
• Luke 24:47: Repentance (metanoia) and remission of sins are to be preached to all nations.
• Acts 11:18: The early church concludes that God granted repentance (metanoia) to the Gentiles.
• Acts 19:4: Paul explains that John's baptism was one of repentance (metanoia).
• Acts 20:21: Paul testifies of repentance (metanoia) toward God and faith in Jesus.
• Acts 26:20: The call to do works consistent with repentance (metanoia).
• Romans 2:4: The goodness of God leads to repentance (metanoia).
• 2 Corinthians 7:9-10: Paul distinguishes godly sorrow that brings repentance (metanoia) from worldly sorrow.
• 2 Timothy 2:25: The hope that God will grant opponents repentance (metanoia).
• Hebrews 6:1, 6: Referring to repentance (metanoia) from dead works and the impossibility of restoring those who fall away.
• 2 Peter 3:9: God is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance