Emotional health is not optional in discipleship or leadership — it is essential! Spiritual maturity cannot exist alongside emotional immaturity. In this workshop, we will address your emotional life directly and show why emotional health is necessary for a people whose lives and leadership are marked by honest confession and genuine repentance.

In seasons of spiritual dryness, when God feels distant and prayer or Scripture feels difficult, it can be easy to drift into distraction, discouragement, or simply going through the motions. This workshop will explore how spiritual disciplines help keep Christ at the center when our hearts feel scattered or our faith feels routine. Together, we will consider how practices such as Scripture, prayer, worship, fasting, confession, and community are not rigid checklists or ways to earn God’s love. They are grace-filled rhythms that shape our desires, strengthen our faith, and form us into faithful disciples who continue drawing near to Christ in every season.

What does it truly mean to know Christ—not just know about Him? Centered on Philippians 3, this workshop invites participants to explore Paul's wholehearted pursuit of Jesus and discover how that same pursuit can shape our lives today. Together, we'll reflect on what it means to know Christ through the power of His resurrection, the fellowship of His sufferings, and a deeper, daily relationship that transforms the way we live, love, and follow Him.

We live in a discipleship crisis of false binaries. Followers of Jesus are pressured to pick a side — grace or truth, justice or mercy, conviction or compassion — as if maturity means eliminating tension rather than learning to carry it well. Drawing from his book Embrace the Tension, Tommy Nixon invites participants on a pilgrimage through the landscape of discipleship formation — from the Plains of Truth, where we confront easy answers, into the Depths of Nuance, where real spiritual maturity begins. Using this Camino-inspired framework, this workshop will equip leaders to disciple people not toward certainty, but toward Christlike wholeness — the kind that can hold hard tensions without collapsing into extremism or apathy.

Most of us can point to a few people who profoundly shaped our lives and faith. Their influence was not merely the result of what they taught, but how they related to us. Through personal reflection, interactive discussion, and practical application, this workshop explores the qualities that transform ordinary relationships into catalysts for growth and lasting impact. Participants will discover insights from decades of research on youth and human development and examine how these same relational dynamics are reflected in the life and ministry of Jesus. Whether you are mentoring one person, leading a small group, or investing in the next generation, you will leave with practical tools for cultivating relationships that help people grow, flourish, and follow Jesus.

In a culture that often questions the value of marriage, we’re here to remind you that marriage is still dope. Marriage is one of God’s greatest gifts and, apart from our relationship with Him, the deepest and most fulfilling relationship we can experience. Join Doc and Simy Jacobs for an authentic, engaging, and laughter-filled conversation as they share lessons from their own story, along with biblical wisdom and practical tools for building a healthy, Christ-centered relationship. Whether you’re dating, engaged, or simply hope to be married one day, you’ll leave encouraged, equipped, and inspired to pursue the kind of marriage Jesus designed.

Authentic discipleship invites us to examine the stories we inherit, the communities we belong to and the everyday experiences that shape our understanding of God, ourselves and neighbor. In this workshop, we’ll explore holy curiosity as a spiritual practice that helps us remain present in the nuance, complexity and fullness of the world rather than retreating to certainty or silence. Through Scripture, storytelling and guided reflection, participants will consider what it means to cultivate compassion, humility and openness to the movement of God’s spirit in and around us, sometimes found in the most unexpected of people and places.

Many believers assume there’s one way to present the gospel — sin and forgiveness. But missionaries around the world know what the rest of the church is slow to learn: the same gospel has different translations. Paul preaches differently in the Areopagus than Peter does in Jerusalem, not because the gospel changed, but because the worldview he was speaking into did. Every culture carries its own primary question, and if we only answer a question people aren’t asking, we’ll miss opportunities for evangelism. This session explores four major worldview lenses and how the same gospel speaks into each one. Participants will leave with a practical framework for listening for someone's worldview and contextualizing their witness faithfully — translation, not compromise.

As artists, storytellers, and performers, it is easy to draft grand vision boards for our careers and then ask God to sign off on our plans. But Kingdom creativity demands a different posture: yielding our timelines, industry ambitions, and definitions of success to the direction of the Holy Spirit. Building on Legacy's historic focus on artistic identity and discipline, this session addresses the internal war between professional ambition and divine surrender. Navigating secular entertainment, major network production (Netflix, ABC, Starz), and ministry work requires constant spiritual discernment. How do we transition from expecting God to follow our career blueprint to actively surrendering to His lead? This workshop explores the spiritual disciplines of a Spirit-led creative, how to handle closed doors and industry detours, and how to build a career rooted in obedience rather than applause.

Every generation has young people who feel unreachable — written off as too far gone, too broken, or too much trouble. Rescue A Generation draws on the core principles behind the presenter's book of the same name to equip leaders with a practical, biblical approach for reaching students who are far from God. This workshop unpacks what it means to disciple the least, the lost, and the last — offering field-tested strategies for building trust, breaking down barriers, and walking alongside young people on their journey toward faith. Participants will leave with a clear framework for identifying who these students are within their own ministries, practical next steps for engaging them, and a renewed conviction that no young person is beyond rescue.