Enter To Win A FREE Copy of NIV Live: A Bible Experience

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Hello everyone. I just wanted to stop by and let everyone know about a giveaway that we are starting today, to run through December 31, 2020. We are giving away a FREE copy of the NIV Live: A Bible Experience CD set every month through the month of December. There are a couple of ways to enter the contest:


  • First, you can enter by simply clicking on the "Sweepstakes Entry" tab at the top, filling out the form, and, in the comments section, telling us about your favorite part of Nazarene Caffeine. Do you like our videos? Do you have a favorite post that we have done? Do you like the free stuff that we give away? Whatever it is, let us know, and you will be entered into the drawing.
  • Second, you can enter simply by subscribing to the Nazarene Caffeine YouTube channel (Click here to access the channel and check out our videos). When you do this, be sure to click on the "Sweepstakes Entry" tab to let us know that you did this.
  • Third, you can get an extra entry by sharing this sweepstakes with your friends. Again, if you do this, simply let us know in the "Sweepstakes Entry" form, and feel free to let us know what platform you shared this sweepstakes on.
  • Also, you can enter this sweepstakes once each way. That is, you can have up to a total of three entries. Sorry, if you share more than once, you still only get one entry. 

The rules are simple:

  • The winner will be randomly chosen at the end of each month. Previous months carry over. That is, if you enter in August, you still have a chance to win in December. However, each individual can only win once. If you win in August, you cannot win in any subsequent months.
  • By entering, you agree to receive emails from Nazarene Caffeine. Each month's winner will be contacted via email for information regarding shipment information.
  • Neither YouTube, nor Facebook, nor any other social media platform on which this sweepstakes is shared has sponsored this sweepstakes in any way, shape, or form.
  • This sweepstakes is subject to the appropriate terms of service. That is, no one sharing this on a social media platform is permitted to break the rules of such platforms in participating in this sweepstakes.
To make your first entry easier, we have provided the entry form below:


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