https://www.skool.com/generational-revival/about they are the biggest Christian community here... and its mostly young people....

I just wanted to take a minute to congratulate @Louis Moore III. He has the #1 Bible Study community here on Skool and it's hyper active. It's called Hope Nation. Louis stepped out in faith and wanted to teach the Bible and build a community around it! Louis is a great leader and is now recognized by Skool as being in the top 1% of community builders. If you notice, he has a star by his name. It's an honor to have met him and to have him here in this community! Why does this matter? Because as people and communities rank on Skool, they get promoted in a way that puts more eyes on them. This is an awesome way for people who may not otherwise hear the Gospel, have a chance to see it here on this platform. I see a lot of other "spiritual" communities higher in the discovery rankings.... but wouldn't it be awesome to see more?? How does this happen? Communities with high engagement make it happen. So when we talk to each other, we get points. When we get points, we rank higher. When we rank higher, more people see Christ.

I'm getting ready this morning to jump on the road with my family. We're heading out to a cabin in Bass Lake and take a much needed break... I'll still have access to internet and I'll still be working on Skool so don't hesitate to message me if needed. I know that we all have different lives and different plans for this time of year. Personally, I know it's a pretty depressing time of year for a lot of families. I just want to ask that you can pray for two things: 1. Safe travels for everyone in this community (and your communities/churches). There are usually a lot of drunk drivers from now through new years. 2. That God will show up in a mighty way in the lives of people who might not be having that great of a time this year. That people will see His power and His grace. Thank you everyone!

What is the hardest part for you For me, consistency and being on camera are not really a struggle anymore because I have been creating content for a few years. The real challenge is dealing with the comment section. So many people online hide behind faceless accounts with no intention of learning. They are not looking for truth. They are only looking for arguments and division. It becomes difficult to tell who is genuinely seeking help and who is just trying to waste your time. I have learned to only reply to sincere or encouraging comments and completely ignore anything negative. That is also why I built a Skool community. It lets me focus on people who actually want to grow instead of fighting with random accounts in the comments. I would love to hear how you handle this too.

Pastor, if your church spent this past year juggling Facebook groups, email blasts, text threads, and scattered apps…this is your moment to do something different. A new year doesn’t require a new vision —but it does require a clearer system. And nothing will strengthen your church’s communication, discipleship, and week-to-week connection faster than giving your people one simple online home. Imagine starting the year with: ✔ A place where every ministry lives ✔ A discipleship hub your people actually check ✔ Small groups organized and connected ✔ Weekly devotionals, prayer requests, and updates all in one spot ✔ A platform your church actually uses (no more FB group graveyards and distractions) That’s what Skool makes possible — and pastors are launching their church hub in 7 days or less. If you’re ready to: • Cut the clutter • Strengthen engagement • Bring your church together throughout the week • And start fresh with a system built for 2026… Then this is your moment to be New Skool for the New Year. 👉 Join the FREE 7-Day Pastor Challenge #📅 Day 1 — Create Your Skool 👉 Build your church’s online hub 👉 Start the year united, organized, and equipped... Let’s build something that lasts. New year. New momentum. New Skool.