Who are we becoming? In a world that constantly tries to define us by achievement, failure, image, or performance, we will explore what it means to root our identity in Christ. Together we’ll rediscover the freedom of living from who God says we are rather than striving to prove ourselves. Walking directions

Revelation has been vital to Adventist identity since our formation as a distinct people. Today, many read Revelation’s prophecies and apply them to each new major world event, movement, war, or disaster. Is there a way to ensure our application of Revelation is careful, responsible, and accurate? This seminar explores tools from the text itself that guide us in aligning interpretation and application with world events. Walking Directions

Church clerks (and pastors)! Did you know that free email, text messaging, an online directory app for members, mapping, visitor tracking, attendance, and much more can all be found in eAdventist? Come learn about the powerful communication tools found in eAdventist from Assistant Director of Adventist Membership Services, Rob Garvin. Walking Directions

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In case you hadn’t noticed, we are living in a 24-hour news cycle of “wars and rumors of wars — nation rising against nation — earthquakes — famines — pestilences.” Can it be that the time of test is just upon us? The loud cry of the 3rd angel has already begun. It began in the revelation of the Righteousness of Christ — which marks the beginning of the light of the angel whose glory shall fill the whole earth. We are on the verge of the greatest evangelistic opportunity in history! Are you prepared to give the reason for the hope you hold within you? Are you—is your church—Loud Cry ready? Walking Directions

Unforgiveness, bitterness, and resentment grow like weeds and, left unaddressed, will choke out the joy and power in the Christian life, but the gospel gives us the power to truly forgive as we have been truly forgiven. Come and learn a simple and practical process that can usher you into the freedom you've been longing for. You are encouraged to bring paper and a pen with you, as well as a close friend or spouse. Walking Directions

God designed the church to grow through relationships, not just programs. Real transformation happens in circles, not rows—and community groups are one of the most powerful ways to help people know Jesus, grow in faith, and stay connected. Walking Directions

500 hundred years later, his words are likely on your lips every day. Come and learn how God’s choice of William Tyndale in the 16th Century impacts our lives and our world five centuries later . . .  and learn how to read Tyndale’s 1526 NT while you are at it! Walking Directions

The resurrection of Jesus is the hinge-point of history, and is therefore the most attacked Christian belief. How reliable are the gospel accounts generally, and for this singular event specifically? This workshop will highlight some recent scholarship and present resources that strengthen faith while providing answers for both skeptics and other Christians. Walking Directions

Rooted in Scripture and designed for mission, this session explores biblical stewardship as a tool for discipleship, leadership, and ministry growth, showing how it can foster a culture of generosity, align your church’s resources with its vision, and increase both spiritual and financial impact.

Anxiety doesn't stay with the person who originally feels it. It moves. It transfers. It reorganizes communities, families, and workplaces around managing the anxiety rather than pursuing the mission. This session draws on the Bowen Family Systems theory and the story of William Tyndale to explore what it looks like to be a genuinely grounded presence in systems that are anything but, and why that kind of leadership is less about personality than about formation. Walking Directions

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, "what is wrong with that person?" There's a fair chance that the answer has something to do with trauma. This workshop introduces the essential foundations of trauma awareness for lay leaders and church officers. In this first of two sessions, participants will explore what trauma is, how it impacts the brain, body, and behavior, and why understanding its prevalence and impact is necessary for ministering to God's people today. Drawing from clinical insights and biblical reflection, this session lays the groundwork for more compassionate, informed, and effective ministry. If you work with people within or outside of the church, this workshop is for you! Walking Directions

"My Word will not return to me empty." Tyndale was martyred before he ever saw his translation reach the people he gave his life for. But the Word went out, and it did not return empty. This message traces the unstoppable journey of Scripture, from a condemned translator's cell to the hands of ordinary people everywhere. Walking Directions