We just got back from a week at Berry College in Rome, Georgia, serving with MFuge. I'm still turning it over in my mind, the way you do after something that mattered. Our mornings started in worship and teaching, and all week the theme kept pulling us back to one place: Psalm 23 and the Good Shepherd. Pastor Billy did a great job connecting Psalm 23 and passages about Jesus in Mark. There's a reason that psalm has carried God's people for thousands of years. It doesn't promi

We asked students one word to describe Revolution this year. Here's what they said: impactful. challenging. growth. helpful. over-flowing. That's AWESOME! We tried something new this year, we took a step back and listened. We asked our students what they learned, what they loved, and what they wanted more of. And every answer encouraged us. This year, they leaned into the hard stuff. Passover. The Holy Spirit. Apologetics. Big Questions. Series that asked something of them —

When most people think about their relationship with God, they tend to picture something distant—prayers sent upward, guidance coming from afar. But Scripture paints a very different picture. Through the Holy Spirit, God is not just above us—He is with us, in us, and actively at work in our everyday lives. Jesus told His disciples that it was actually better for Him to go away, because the Helper—the Holy Spirit—would come (John 16:7). That means the Spirit isn’t an abstract