A group of Ohio State University college football players led a Christian revival on campus Sunday night.

It was such a great move of the spirit, as over 1,000 students were in attendance to witness such a great time of encounter.

TreVeyon Henderson, Emeka Egbuka, J.T. Tuimoloau, and Kamryn Babb led the revival service.

The meeting was full of praise, worship and teaching of the word of God. The Ohio State University football players spoke about their faith in Jesus Christ while the crowd participated and sang worship song.

Babb, one of the former football player who ended his career due to injury stated how he felt “the weight, the love, the grace, the mercy of God wrap him like a blanket.”

“I was just doing my thing because it was fun, and I’ll tell you this: I was on High Street and enjoyed it,” Babb told the crowd. “I had fun. But at the same time, I didn’t recognize my condition. I was spiritually dead. I could go out there, and I could smile and laugh … but on the inside, I was broken.”

Kevin Walsh, a Christian and sports-based content creator, said via his Instagram page: “Ohio State Football is making a difference,” Walsh wrote.

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