Breakout Sessions
Choose two of the breakout sessions below when registering:
Spiritual Rhythms For Everyday Life
MELISSA CAMPBELL
Our world pulls us in a hundred different directions–we can feel distracted, fragmented, and constantly in a rush. In the midst of the noise and busyness, many of us struggle to slow down long enough to experience a deep, meaningful life with God. But it doesn’t have to stay that way. By intentionally creating spiritual rhythms and practices, we carve out space to grow closer to God and be transformed into the likeness of Christ. In this session, we’ll explore several spiritual practices—discovering why they matter and how to weave them into the fabric of everyday life. You’ll walk away with practical resources designed to help you build habits that reshape your days and draw your heart closer to Jesus. Let’s create space for what matters most—seeking God first in all our days!
The Reality of Your Story—The Truth About Spiritual Warfare
Debbie AlsdorF
Our stories are filled with the love of a Good Shepherd, but there is another player that Jesus spoke of—there is a thief in the storyline of our lives. Though we get uncomfortable talking about this thief it is important that we are aware, armed and battle ready in our everyday challenges. This session will explore the two sides of the story, the path to victory over the darkness and the practical applications that can keep us strong and steady in the middle of every test, temptation or life storm. Not every hard is from the enemy but every hard is always his opportunity to distract, discourage and defeat us. Let’s rise up in courage and walk as the women God has called us to be, rather than being drawn away by every tactic that the enemy seeks to bring our way.
Reflecting the Kingdom of God in Our Relationships
Aundrea paxton
Relationships can be hard. How do we keep our focus on Christ in our marriage and in our friendships? This session explores how our relationships can reflect the Kingdom of God by embodying His love, justice, mercy, and humility. You will gain insights into how to see your relationships as a reflection of God’s reign. You will learn how to apply Kingdom values in your daily interactions, cultivate forgiveness and servanthood, and commit to personal growth that aligns with Christ’s presence in your marriage or in your relationships.
Cultivating a Thought Life Rooted in the Kingdom of God
joi hailey
What we allow into our minds and dwell on throughout the day deeply shapes our spiritual growth and overall well-being. In this breakout session, Joi Hailey will guide you in examining the landscape of your thought life and help you discern the difference between Kingdom thinking and worldly thinking. You’ll gain practical tools to align your daily thoughts with God’s truth—both in your personal time with Him and within the context of community. Discover how to intentionally renew your mind through Scripture, worship, and authentic connection with others, anchoring your thoughts in the things of God and cultivating a mindset rooted in the Kingdom.
Helping the Next Generation Seek The Kingdom
Mary Adele Wilcox
What does it take to truly reach the next generation with the message of Jesus? Whether you’re a parent of a teen or young adult or a Gen Z believer yourself trying to share your faith, it can be challenging to connect in a way that feels real and lasting. In this group, Adele Wilcox—who once considered herself a “difficult teen”—will share honest insights from her own journey and offer practical ways to engage and disciple what many are calling the revival generation, helping raise up lifelong followers of Jesus.
Planting Seeds: Sharing God's Kingdom With Others
Naomi Federiuk
Sharing the Gospel with others can sometimes seem daunting. What if you could plant seeds of faith through your daily interactions with co-workers, family, neighbors or your friendly grocery store clerk? In this session, you will learn how to live as a disciple who makes disciples. You will learn a hands-on training called SEED–a simple, biblical tool to help you hear God, respond in obedience, and invest in others through reproducible disciple-making practices.