Everyone has a story. Sometimes hurt can hinder one’s journey of faith. This breakout will help us walk with people through their hurt and sharing Jesus with them.
Sharing your faith in college can feel intimidating, but preparation builds confidence! This breakout session will equip you with the tools, mindset, and spiritual foundation needed to share Jesus effectively and naturally with your peers.
In this breakout session, Zach Beasley, campus minister with RealTalk College Ministry (ASU/TU BCM), discusses what it means to use time wisely according to God’s Word. Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical insights, participants explore the topic of “Redeeming Our Time” for the glory of God.
Many people struggle with engaging in conversations naturally and transitioning those conversations to the Gospel. In the breakout you will earn the skills that will help you ask good questions, listen well and connect the gospel in your conversations in dependance on the Holy Spirit. You will also discover the foundational truth that delighting in Jesus precedes the proclamation of Jesus.
Satan doesn’t want people to hear about your faith. So, he might try to make things difficult for you. This lesson exposes some of the enemy’s most common weapons and how we can overcome them.
What do you enjoy doing? What are you good at? Could those things be opportunities for ministry? Not only could they, but I would argue that they should be places of ministry for us. Come discuss how we can invest in the kingdom of God through our passions and hobbies!
In this breakout session, we will discuss the Why and How of Church Planting and establish some biblical principles that will guide church planters. We will also discus real life experiences from the Imago Dei Church at the 45 plant in Lowndes, County and allow students to ask questions regarding church planting.
Learn how to share the Gospel in the ordinary, everyday conversations you already have. God has called us to live on mission wherever we are. Discover how God has equipped you to do just that.
In this breakout session we are going to cover how your story is God’s Story. We will develop a couple simple tools to use in having Gospel Conversations with people. This will include how to share your story in 15 seconds. As well as how to share your story that leads to a Gospel Presentation. The Goal is for you to leave this breakout with a few tools that will help you engage your campus with the Gospel.
Learn how to develop a prayerful heart for the broken and the lost – learn specific ways to pray for those who don’t know Jesus.
Do you have any friends who have this sort of experience? Do you deal with these feelings? This breakout discusses biblically what these desires are and how to bring hope to those who experience same-sex attraction or discomfort as their sex.
When we embrace the Biblical basis and motivation for Evangelism we will be able to sustain a lifetime commitment of sharing the gospel with non-Christians.
Hip-hop has evolved from a cultural movement to a global force, shaping everything from fashion and language to social issues and entertainment. As it continues to dominate mainstream culture, its influence on today’s generation is undeniable—especially in how we approach faith. In this breakout session, we’ll explore how hip-hop has impacted society and discuss innovative ways to engage and present the Gospel to those immersed in this 50-year cultural phenomenon.
In this breakout session, Zach Beasley, campus minister with RealTalk College Ministry (ASU/TU BCM), discusses what it means to use time wisely according to God’s Word. Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical insights, participants explore the topic of “Redeeming Our Time” for the glory of God.
How to build a culture of evangelism while developing real authentic relationships.
Want to share your faith with confidence and grace? This breakout teaches you how to boldly share the Gospel without being annoying. Learn how to make evangelism a natural part of your life through genuine connections, candid conversations, and authentic living.
Satan doesn’t want people to hear about your faith. So, he might try to make things difficult for you. This lesson exposes some of the enemy’s most common weapons and how we can overcome them.
Hospitality is more than a meal together; it’s welcoming others into our lives so they may see, hear, and experience Christ’s love. We’ll be sharing how to get outside your circle of friends, how hospitality and evangelism connect, and how to build hospitality around the plans you already have.
When we embrace the Biblical basis and motivation for Evangelism we will be able to sustain a lifetime commitment of sharing the gospel with non-Christians.
In this breakout session, we will discuss the Why and How of Church Planting and establish some biblical principles that will guide church planters. We will also discus real life experiences from the Imago Dei Church at the 45 plant in Lowndes, County and allow students to ask questions regarding church planting.
Do you have friends that seem to naturally share their faith? Do you think, “I could just never do that, I just don’t have their personality”? Join us for this session to discuss what it means and doesn’t mean to be an introvert and how to leverage your personality for sharing the gospel.
Jesus called us to make disciples of all nation and to teach them to observe all that He has commanded us. In this breakout we will cover what it looks like to take the hand of others and walk with them on their spiritual journey.
In this breakout session we are going to cover how your story is God’s Story. We will develop a couple simple tools to use in having Gospel Conversations with people. This will include how to share your story in 15 seconds. As well as how to share your story that leads to a Gospel Presentation. The Goal is for you to leave this breakout with a few tools that will help you engage your campus with the Gospel.
Do you have any friends who have this sort of experience? Do you deal with these feelings? This breakout discusses biblically what these desires are and how to bring hope to those who experience same-sex attraction or discomfort as their sex.
Thinking about serving in ministry after graduation? Come hear about opportunities to serve internationally through the Journeyman/P3K program, on your campus through the Campus Missionary program, and educationally through seminary.
Everyone has a story. Sometimes hurt can hinder one’s journey of faith. This breakout will help us walk with people through their hurt and sharing Jesus with them.
Hip-hop has evolved from a cultural movement to a global force, shaping everything from fashion and language to social issues and entertainment. As it continues to dominate mainstream culture, its influence on today’s generation is undeniable—especially in how we approach faith. In this breakout session, we’ll explore how hip-hop has impacted society and discuss innovative ways to engage and present the Gospel to those immersed in this 50-year cultural phenomenon.
Fear. Uncertainty. Rejection. Or just a lack of intentionality. These are just a few of the tools that Satan uses to keep us from sharing the hope we have in Jesus, with those we cross paths with daily. We see in Scripture that God equips those He calls. The truth is, He’s called you. Join Catherine Renfro for Engaging In the Mission of God and discover practical ways to live out your calling to make Jesus known.
Many people struggle with engaging in conversations naturally and transitioning those conversations to the Gospel. In the breakout you will earn the skills that will help you ask good questions, listen well and connect the gospel in your conversations in dependance on the Holy Spirit. You will also discover the foundational truth that delighting in Jesus precedes the proclamation of Jesus.
Want to share your faith with confidence and grace? This breakout teaches you how to boldly share the Gospel without being annoying. Learn how to make evangelism a natural part of your life through genuine connections, candid conversations, and authentic living.
Do you have friends that seem to naturally share their faith? Do you think, “I could just never do that, I just don’t have their personality”? Join us for this session to discuss what it means and doesn’t mean to be an introvert and how to leverage your personality for sharing the gospel.
Hospitality is more than a meal together; it’s welcoming others into our lives so they may see, hear, and experience Christ’s love. We’ll be sharing how to get outside your circle of friends, how hospitality and evangelism connect, and how to build hospitality around the plans you already have.
What do you enjoy doing? What are you good at? Could those things be opportunities for ministry? Not only could they, but I would argue that they should be places of ministry for us. Come discuss how we can invest in the kingdom of God through our passions and hobbies!
Learn how to share the Gospel in the ordinary, everyday conversations you already have. God has called us to live on mission wherever we are. Discover how God has equipped you to do just that.
Jesus called us to make disciples of all nation and to teach them to observe all that He has commanded us. In this breakout we will cover what it looks like to take the hand of others and walk with them on their spiritual journey.
Learn how to develop a prayerful heart for the broken and the lost – learn specific ways to pray for those who don’t know Jesus
Thinking about serving in ministry after graduation? Come hear about opportunities to serve internationally through the Journeyman/P3K program, on your campus through the Campus Missionary program, and educationally through seminary.
4:00 PM Registration Opens
6:00 PM Early Bird Breakouts
7:00 PM Break
7:15 PM Main Stage Session
10:00 PM Late Nite
8:30 AM Breakout Session #1
9:30 AM Break
9:45 AM Breakout Session #2
10:45 AM Break
11:00 AM Main Stage Session
12:30 PM Chick-Fil-A Lunch
1:15 PM Breakout Session #3
2:30 PM Main Stage Session