Instead of only calling ourselves “leaders,” what if we embraced a bigger identity—shepherds who reflect Jesus, the Good Shepherd? In John 10, Jesus shows us His heart and invites us to join Him in caring for His sheep.

First, we reflect the Good Shepherd by pointing people back to God’s grace.

Second, we share life deeply. Instead of settling for surface-level conversations or keeping walls up, we open our lives—because our hope is that students truly encounter the Good Shepherd.

Finally, we protect and fight for life. Jesus came so His sheep may have life abundantly, while the enemy seeks only to kill, steal, and destroy. We echo the Shepherd’s heart by guarding students and pointing them toward the life only the Gospel of Grace provides.