In this breakout we will discuss the attributes of prayer and how we can apply them in our everyday life to reach a Godly Fully Sent Life.

We all need reminders and encouragement to live faithfully for God. In this breakout we will look at 7 daily tools that are sent out by the Full Send Ministry team and how to best use those to help us grow and go  Fully Sent.

Want to live a life dedicated to pleasing God, a life full of love and grace, wisdom and discernment? Join me as we go through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5 - 7. This session will show us how Jesus taught us to: live our lives, interact with others and live out our faith in a world who is watching us. Bring your Bible and find out the mystery behind Jesus’ seemingly strange words.

Breakout #1  Joining the revival of evangelism that is occurring in our country
Over the past 2 years, God has been doing something incredible across the United States in the next generation. As this generation awakens to who God is and His love found in Jesus, students are coming alive and following Him with boldness and power. This generation is a part of a revival of people following Jesus that our country has not seen for 100 years. During this breakout we will be sharing tools on how we can all join the revival of evangelism in the next generation. This breakout will focus on encouraging us to believe that God has chosen us to be a part of sharing with others about Jesus. Whether you are an extreme introvert or an all out extrovert, this breakout will give practical tools for you to share Jesus with people.
Breakout#2 Creating a movement of disciples making disciples with too many generations to count.
Many of us believe that all people need to know Jesus and grow in their relationship with Him. If we are honest that goal seems pretty overwhelming and impossible. And it is, if we believe in the 1 + 1 additional model of evangelism or discipleship.  Longstanding movements are not sustainable when driven by an additional model, but when we change our mindsets and adapt a multiplication model to our evangelism and discipleship focus, anything is possible. This breakout will focus on providing interactive tools that equip a generation to make disciple who make disciples with too many generations to count. We will breakdown the impossible into easy to take next steps as we see and experience the reality of the priesthood of all believers.
Breakout #3 How do I hear God and know what He is inviting me into for my life?
Have you ever heard people talking about hearing God’s voice and wondered why you can’t seem to hear what He is saying? Have you ever sat in a classroom listening to a teacher asking yourself, what am I supposed to be doing in my life? Have you ever sat in your room or at work staring at the wall questioning is this all that God has planned for my life? We will give tools on how to hear God’s voice, lean into discerning what God is saying, and equipping people to discover God’s will for our lives. We will be having an interactive discussion on how to live a confident life of purpose as we live in God’s will for our lives.

Have you ever been asked – “How are you?” - and you respond, “Busy. Good, but just really
busy. Life is crazy right now.” Does this conversation sound familiar? Are you constantly moving from one thing to the next? Do you feel like there is never enough time in the day? Are you overwhelmed, tired, or burdened by it all? Do you long for a different way of being in the world? Do you desire to give more of your attention to God, others, and even yourself? You are  not alone, and there is good news. Jesus has a different way of living and being in the world, and he invites you into it. Jesus says, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest…For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light” (Matt. 11:28-30). What an invitation! This breakout will explore the rest, light, and ease Jesus invites His followers into. We will posture our hearts to receive the invitation, learn the pace and rhythms by which Jesus lived, and begin to build a set of rhythms and practices in our own lives that help us find rest in chaos, joy in difficulty, and a slower pace in our warp speed life.

As I interact with people, counsel them, and disciple them I’ve noticed a common theme in many of their lives. I’ve also noticed a similar theme at times in my own life. So often, we trust Jesus for our salvation but trust ourselves for our sanctification. We may not verbalize that truth, but the way in which we live communicates that. We think to follow Jesus that we just have to work a little harder, be a little better, and do a little more. When in reality we aren’t called to do anything except bear fruit. However, that fruit only comes from abiding in Christ and staying connected to the vine. What does that mean? What does that look like? How do we do that? Join us as we look at John 15, and draw some tangible applications for our lives as we seek to follow Jesus and join Jesus in His mission.

What does it mean to “Co-labor with God” and is it a tedious and ho-hum sort of life?  Have we been conditioned to a comfortably numb way of living?  Does God care about our hopes and dreams?  And what does the Bible actually SAY, SHOW, and CALL us to?  This talk will be especially tailored toward women but all are welcome.

I often pray, “Give me eyes to see others the way you see them, Lord.” I should also be praying, “Lord, give others eyes to see YOU in me.” In this session we will use the acronym EYES to explore how to: Explain (Share) the Gospel; Yearn (Love others the way God loves them); Example (Check our words, behaviors, egos so others can see God); and Stay (walk with the person no matter where they are in their walk.)