Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary

What biblical principles apply to confrontation of a fellow believer? What are the dangers of unbiblical confrontation or, even worse, no confrontation at all? Kurt Skelly discusses this unpalatable--yet necessary--component of leadership.

Mentoring is a vital part of ministry life and requires a deep level of commitment. Dr. Les Ollila looks at the life of Barnabas, studying his pattern for mentorship as he patiently invested in a young man who eventually wrote one of the gospels.

We all face difficulties in ministry, but God calls us to remain faithful. Dr. Keith Kobelia looks at the life and ministry of Moses and how it reveals several principles that can help sustain and encourage us when we face challenges in ministry.

Does any evidence beyond the Bible support the occurrence of Christ’s resurrection? The concise response is... YES! Carl Kerby's comprehensive presentation delves into the details.

The rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has captured global attention, especially after ChatGPT’s launch in 2022. However, ethical and theological reflection has lagged behind. How should we approach the integration of AI in ministry, considering both its potential benefits and the ethical challenges it presents?

Dr. Paul Hartog discusses these issues and questions in detail during this workshop at the Refresh Conference.

Williams James said, “Nothing is so fatiguing as the hanging on of an uncompleted task.” Initiative is often the difference between success and failure. Dr. Dennis Wilkening examines how to avoid procrastination and unlock the potential of initiative. 

Do you ever feel like you are just busy serving Jesus, but those “fiery darts” keep coming at you? In this ladies-only session at the Refresh Conference, Barb Reynolds discusses this “dart situation” and focuses on how God tells us to handle them.

In ministry, the emphasis is not solely on what you do, but also significantly on what you choose not to do. Dr. Marty Herron examines ten bad habits that can impede the growth and effectiveness of churches. Additionally, he explores how to practice exceptional, biblical service that reflects the heart of Christ.

How do believers with differing personal convictions maintain unity within their congregations? In this workshop, Dr. Dave Doran observes how Paul answered this question for the congregation in Rome and makes applications for believers today.

Individuals serving in vocational ministry lead busy lives and are routinely confronted by multiple problems. Servants of the Lord can become so consumed by the struggles of ministry that they forget the blessings and joy of the ministry. In this session, Dr. Alan Cole focuses on areas to “rekindle” our joy in serving the Lord.