Muldrow FCA

Special thanks to Logan Williams for bringing the message during our lunch meeting on Friday.

Thank you to Hannah Boyett for joining us to bring a message of courage, faith, and perseverance to our students.

We had an amazing night of fellowship and worship on Monday. Thank you to Logan Williams for bringing the message and East Side Free Will Baptist Church for hosting us.

Shout out to Joe Obregon for bringing a terrific message to the kids today. Don’t forget to join us for our Monday night huddle at Eastside Activity Center.

Amidst all the attention on college football players and coaches openly expressing their faith, let’s talk about a PENALTY.

TreVeyon Henderson, an outspoken Christian and leader in Ohio State football’s Bible studies and baptism services, is an example of faith in action.

Tonight, he wore Romans 3:22 eye black—a bold display of his beliefs—while also receiving a 15-yard unsportsmanlike penalty.

While I don’t condone penalties or unnecessary aggression, this serves as a powerful reminder:

1. Christians aren’t perfect. Even as followers of Jesus, we still make mistakes. We’re going to commit some “penalties” in life. That’s the essence of the Gospel—we need God’s grace and forgiveness every single day.

2. Failure doesn’t disqualify your witness. Mistakes are inevitable; it’s not a matter of “if” but “when.” The real question is, how will you respond when you fall short?

3. The Gospel is for every moment. No matter how influential our platform may be or how God uses us for His glory, we never outgrow our need for the Gospel. True maturity comes not from moving past it, but growing deeper in it. Every day, we need Jesus to increase in our lives as we decrease.

Ultimately, this is the beauty of the cross: Jesus bore all our PENALTIES so we could share in His VICTORY.

We hope to see everyone tonight!