2023 Seminar: Evangelism (Blake Buckman)

In Luke chapter 5 we see a story of four friends trying hard to get their paralyzed friend to Jesus for healing. They're so desperate, they're willing to rip the roof of a house off for their buddy to encounter Jesus. They end up receiving so much more than they anticipated. Do you have a desire for your friends to know Jesus like these guys? Come hear about why God wants to use YOU for evangelism and learn about some practical and simple ways to share your faith with your friends. Let's be willing to rip off the roof to get even one person to Jesus.

2022 Seminar: Autonomy, Myself, and I

Taylor Swift did a commencement speech at NYU in 2022 in which she told them, “It can be really challenging to figure out who you are on a particular day as you are figuring out where you want to go. I have good news, It’s totally up to you. I have terrifying news, It’s totally up to you.” Ever feel pressure to validate yourself, follow your heart, figure out who you are, do anything you put your mind to, or any of a dozen other popular mantras? Let’s think about the good, the bad, and the impossibility of it all.

-Paul Poteat

2022 Seminar: Leadership That Matters

Tony Dentman is a speaker, author, as well as a life and fundraising coach. He is the Founder and Executive Director of the Funding Tribe Foundation (2018). He is passionate about leadership, diversity, and fundraising, and has a career history of coaching and equipping team members to excel and grow into roles of expanded scope and responsibility. He has over 14 years of experience as a fundraising coach and has trained hundreds of leaders.

2022 Seminar: Prioritizing the Church in College

A Christian without a church is a Christian skirting with trouble. College students are often a lost generation in the church as many students skip or pull away from the church throughout college and years after. However, this is not as the Christian life was intended to be. Attend this seminar to discover why the local church should be prioritized during your time in college and beyond.

-Jym Gregory

2022 Seminar: I Am Struggling with _____. Can I Still Be a Christian?

We all struggle to fight sin and to develop our character! The Bible is clear on direction of what it means to fight our sin and what it means to be a Christian. This seminar will discuss what the Scripture teaches in regard to struggling with sin and what it means to follow Christ!

-Andy Hardin

2022 Seminar: My Friends and My Jesus

Why is it so uncomfortable to witness to our loved ones? It can be intimidating to discuss Jesus; however, we want to do everything we can to make sure that our loved ones have heard the good news of the Gospel. Sharing the Gospel is an act of love and courage because we care about the eternal destiny of our friends. Join us as we learn to share the love of Jesus with our friends and family.

-Kenny Hayes

2021 Breakout: “Can I _____ and still be a Christian? Why character matters!”

Is Christianity all about what I can and can’t do? Is the way I live my life as important as what I believe? Does God really care about my day to day activities and decisions? These questions and others will be addressed in this seminar! The goal of this seminar is for you to walk out encouraged in your faith and desire to walk with God for a lifetime full of joy! I am truly excited to share with you why your character matters to God!

-Andy Hardin

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2021 Breakout: Prioritizing the Church

A Christian without a church is a Christian skirting with trouble. It is common to refer to college students as a lost generation in the church’s life. Many students choose to skip or pull away from the church throughout college and even the years after. However, this is not as the Christian life was intended to be. Now is the time to commit to gathering together as brothers and sisters in Christ. Attend this seminar to discover why the local church should be prioritized during your time in college and javascript:noop();beyond.

-Jym Gregory

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