08/06/2026
What do you do when you've received the best news of your life?
Last Friday, our Youth Gathering focused on "It's Good News!", where we were reminded that the Gospel is the greatest news we could ever receive and because it is good news, it is meant to be shared.
As students prepare to begin a new school year, we were reminded that our primary calling is not simply to be students, but to know Jesus and walk closely with Him. It is through our relationship with Christ that we are transformed and compelled to share His love and the hope of the Gospel with others.
Together, we looked at John 3:16–18 and reflected on God's amazing love for us. Though we were sinners separated from Him, God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, so that whoever believes in Him would not perish but have eternal life.
We also talked about the fears that often keep us from sharing our faith and challenged one another to trust God, hear His voice, and obey His leading. As campus missionaries, the students spent time praying, discussing, and planning ways they can be a blessing to their campuses and intentionally reach their friends, classmates, teachers, and non-teaching personnel with the Gospel.
As we step into a new school year, our prayer is that this generation will boldly make Jesus known wherever God has placed them.
"We will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord, and His might, and the wonders that He has done." Psalm 78:4
We're excited to see how God will work in and through these students not just as students, but as disciples of Jesus who are called to make Him known to the next generation.
