Leaving the mission field and returning home can be a very traumatic event. Returning missionaries need discerning and caring people around them to help them navigate the challenges of re-entry. This session examines some of the major challenges that returning missionaries face and some practical ways churches and individuals can come alongside them.

There is so much done today in the name of the Holy Spirit. How do we tell thedifference? Is it right to challenge someone’s claim on having heard from the Spirit of God? Do you know the Holy Spirit well enough that you can discern between the Holy Spirit and false spirits? Knowing the answers to these questions is crucial for us today!

We currently have unprecedented opportunities to “tell the story” among Muslims and internally displaced people. In this session, Reuben Yoder explores ways to turn stories of inhumane suffering and loss into effective forums to introduce the Lord Jesus and shine His light into intense darkness. The breakout includes stories and slides from ministry near Mosul, Iraq.

What would it look like for God's kingdom to be on earth? What is God's kingdom in the first place? Merle challenges us to work for God's kingdom and make a difference in the world around us.

Every person is a leader to someone. This session gives you a fresh glimpse into Jesus’ leadership and provide practical ways for you to serve those who look to you as a leader.

We think all the time. But how should we think about ourselves? What is the relationship between who we are and what we have and do? Romans 12 addresses both of these issues.

The potter has a useable end-product as his guide as he starts working the clay until he has the final product glazed and fired. This session investigates the spiritual significance of each step in the process of creating clay vessels and seeks to glean lessons for our daily lives.

Why wasn't Paul ashamed of the Gospel? Ken Miller shows how the Gospel was foretold and fulfilled and shares stories of the power the Gospel has.

Do you truly want to be God's servant? What are you doing for the Kingdom of Heaven? Using the parable of the talents, Johnny Miller calls us to use what God has given us to work in God's kingdom and tells stories from his life spent serving God.

When Jesus died, the church became His light on the earth. It's members go into places of spiritual darkness and illuminate them. They do this by surrendering, seeking, and sending.

In Matthew 9, what did Jesus see, say, and do? If we want to bring a plentiful harvest into God's kingdom, we must look, pray, prepare, and finally go. Allen Roth calls us to both pray for more workers in God's harvest and to be one of the workers.