Brad unpacks the importance of Deacons in the house of God and the characteristics they must have in order to work effectively - in conjunction with the elders. He too stresses the importance of having a heart that is fully submissive and abandoned for Jesus - with the Kingdom as a priority.

A short message from Jonathan, warning us not to lose our crowns by straying from the closeness of God, and encourages us to seek God for those that have walked away, so that they might return.

In the final session, Peter implores us to contend for our faith and challenges our discernment on who God is and what a Spirit-filled church looks like. He too warns us to be awake and discerning of false doctrines and false gospels - and that just because something looks like it, sounds like it, doesn’t mean that it is it! Finally, Peter ends off by encouraging us to take the fire that was kindled during the Conference, back to our home countries to spread the true King Jesus with those around us!

Andrew shows us how the Hebrews studied in order to revere and the Greeks studied in order to control. As we study the word of God, we need to understand that God is not a system to be worked out, but that He desires us to remain close to Him through relationship, so that we will not be blinded by our thinking and culture.

Jack shares with us how we must learn to speak God’s language and teach that language to others. To do this well takes humility, trust, respect and unity.

Euan compels us to see that true worship begins in our homes. Reminding us that the church is meant to be like the Hubble Telescope, there to reflect God’s glory through our extravagant worship.

Michael highlights how ‘greater men than us have fallen’, how we are not to be naïve or overconfident. He takes a look at the reasons people fall away from the faith, as well as warning us what to be on the lookout for.

Peter exhorts us not to be selective as to who we share the gospel with, encouraging us that true revival will reflect the ministry of Jesus, which displayed the ‘good news’ is for all people.

Shaun explains to us how true discipleship is a lengthy process and can require a lot of work. If we aren’t following God-given strategies in our discipling of others, we will be tempted to rely on systems, not His Spirit. When we ask God, He will give us His unique strategy for each person!