Legacy Students are 9th-12th graders who are called to live in a way that reflects their faith and demonstrates a genuine commitment to following Christ. Leadership is not about position or recognition, but about serving others, growing in spiritual maturity, and setting a Christ-centered example in every area of life.

Leadership begins with a growing, authentic relationship with Jesus Christ. Spiritual formation requires an intentional pursuit of Christ, a commitment to biblical truth, and a desire to reflect Him in both public and private life.

Legacy Students are expected to cultivate a consistent walk with Christ through prayer, Bible study, and worship. They should uphold biblical standards in their beliefs, character, and conduct, making decisions rooted in Scripture rather than cultural influence or personal preference. Through a commitment to holiness and integrity, they should demonstrate a faith that is genuine, consistent, and evident in every area of life.

Christ-centered leadership is demonstrated through humility, service, encouragement, and genuine care for others. Growing as a leader means learning to put others first, remaining teachable, and intentionally investing in the lives of those around us.

Legacy Students are expected to lead with humility, prioritize the needs of others, and serve without seeking recognition or personal gain. They should actively encourage and support others, remain open to mentorship and accountability, and demonstrate a servant-hearted attitude by regularly serving in a ministry area outside of Student Ministry.

Ministry leadership requires more than participation; it calls for intentional investment, personal responsibility, and a willingness to serve wherever needed. Fully engaged leaders approach every opportunity with faithfulness, initiative, and a commitment to excellence.

Legacy Students are expected to:

• Attend Midweek Weekly: Actively participate in worship, teaching, and ministry activities. Intentionally invest in relationships by welcoming new students, building meaningful connections, and looking for opportunities to encourage and serve others.
• Serve on a TBF Dream Team Rotation: Demonstrate faithfulness and commitment by consistently showing up prepared and ready to serve when scheduled. Approach every opportunity with enthusiasm, a servant's heart, and a willingness to be fully engaged in the ministry.
• Participate in Student Discipleship Twice a Month: Actively engage in discussions, spiritual growth, and leadership development. Complete all assigned readings and assignments before each gathering, coming prepared to contribute thoughtfully and grow alongside others.