Dr. Williams presents the beautiful mystery of God’s triunity while setting out to show how the concept of Trinity is not a “part of God,” it is God. In so doing, erroneous beliefs are addressed, how to rightly think about the tensions of the Trinity is considered, and how God’s transcendence and immutability factor into all this is discussed.

Dr. Williams continues to address the problems that arise from over-emphasizing God's imminence. In this session, we will see a variety of errors that occur when we fail to rightly think about God's "otherness." A return to “Classical Theism” begins by first understanding God’s immutability. How God relates to His creation, the Incarnation, the mutability of creation, and the decrees of God all evidence His unchanging attributes.

Dr. Williams answers the question, “If God is unchanging, what then is His relationship to time?” In this session, common misconceptions about eternity are refuted while the mystery of eternity is more fully embraced. Stand in awe of the eternality of God as it impacts all that you know about God and how you worship Him.

Dr. Brett Williams begins this year’s Bible conference with an exploration into God’s unfathomable “otherness”—His transcendence. So often we think and speak of God in oversimplified, man-related ways that result in a lessening of the mysterious transcendence of God and a flawed view of worship.

How should we process life when God doesn't answer prayer? Pastor Rory explains from Revelation 8:1-13 that God is near to His people when they pray and He hears even when they aren't answered as we wish.

God's sovereign care of his people culminates at the day of redemption. Hear from Pastor Nate as he concludes Revelation 7 with an examination of how God preserves and rewards his own.

What is the plight of God's people as the Tribulation starts and continues? Pastor Nate explains from Revelation 7:1-17 that God is committed to the sovereignly care for and protect His people. For this He deserves praise!

Pastor Rory continues his two-part sermon in Revelation 6, explaining the significance of God’s wrath and how it ought to instill a sobering fear while also a sense of rest.

What should we know about God's wrath? Pastor Rory explains the details of God's wrath outlined in Revelation 6:1-17. They offer a call to repentance from sin and compassion toward our fellow sinners.

Jesus's appearance in the throne room of God as the slaughtered Lamb deepens our trust in God and His promises. Pastor Rory explains how Revelation 5:1-14 puts a stop to our worrying and motivates our worship.