During our MVMT WKND breakout sessions, students had the opportunity to go deeper in understanding and engaging with the Bible. We walked students through how to read the Bible devotionally — not just for information, but for transformation — giving practical tools to help them consistently spend time with God’s Word. Each session equipped students with practical tools to not only read the Bible, but to understand it and build their lives on it.

In Session Two of MVMT WKND, we leaned into what happens when we truly believe God’s Word. We talked about how authentic faith produces authentic change and how Scripture isn’t meant to comfort our old life — it’s meant to disrupt it. We also unpacked how our enemy is deceptive, but God’s truth is transforming. When we know the Word and walk in it, it changes everything.

In Session One of MVMT WKND, we zoomed out and looked at the big story of the Bible. We talked about how God brings deliverance out of our dysfunction and how He has always used imperfect people to accomplish His perfect plan. No matter your past or your struggles, God isn’t surprised by your story. Ultimately, we were reminded that true identity is found in Jesus — not in being the hero of our own story, but in recognizing that He already is.

In the final week of our series Tuff Questions, we answered the question, “Why does God give Satan power?”. We talked about how Satan is not equal to God, how his power is limited and temporary, and how nothing happens outside of God’s authority. We also looked at how God can use even what the enemy means for evil for His purposes and our growth.

In the final week of our series Tuff Questions, we answered the question, “Why does God give Satan power?”. We talked about how Satan is not equal to God, how his power is limited and temporary, and how nothing happens outside of God’s authority. We also looked at how God can use even what the enemy means for evil for His purposes and our growth.

In week five of our series Tuff Questions, we answered the question, “What does the Bible say about mental health?”. We discussed how God has given us everything we need, why guarding our hearts and minds is essential, and how fear is often connected to sin. Most importantly, we were reminded that Jesus stepped into our struggle and offers real hope.

In week five of our series Tuff Questions, we answered the question, “What does the Bible say about mental health?”. We discussed how God has given us everything we need, why guarding our hearts and minds is essential, and how fear is often connected to sin. Most importantly, we were reminded that Jesus stepped into our struggle and offers real hope.

In week four of our series Tuff Questions, we asked, “Did Jesus really rise from the dead?” We explored the reality of Jesus’ resurrection, how the Bible confirms it, and why His victory over death changes everything for our lives today.

In week four of our series Tuff Questions, we asked, “Did Jesus really rise from the dead?” We explored the reality of Jesus’ resurrection, how the Bible confirms it, and why His victory over death changes everything for our lives today.

In week three of our series Tuff Questions, we answered the question, “What does the Bible say about homosexuality?”. We talked honestly about what Scripture teaches while also emphasizing we must approach every conversation with grace, love, and respect for people. This conversation challenged us to follow Jesus with both truth and compassion in how we think, speak, and treat others.