The power of Sabbath rest. We will talk about what it means to work
from rest and not just rest from work.

Great leadership is defined by how it multiplies itself. This is easier said than done. This workshop focuses on how to make multiplication the culture of your church/organization. We will explore the lessons Elmbrook is learning as we seek to discover the greatest predictors to growth by multiplication more than addition. We will also explore some barriers to a multiplication culture that we need to navigate. This is a very practical workshop you will want to attend with your team.

Sex is a need in marriage. So is affection. God’s heart for marriage is to bring both together in a meaningful and intimate way. Come learn practical ways to put this practice in your marriage.

Men might spend two hours of their week at the church building or in a small group. This kind of worship is biblical and a vital rhythm in the life of a Christian. But during the other 166 hours of our week, we have just as much potential to worship the God who created us. Our time at church and small group should launch us out into the world—which includes the marketplace—prepared to take the hope of Jesus with us.

Breakout seminar from No Regrets Men's Conference 2017

We spend nearly 60% of our waking hours at work. But most of us seek only to endure our jobs waiting for time away from work. What if those 40 (or 50 or 60) hours each week were as purposeful as God designed them to be? Find out how to discover God’s calling for your career.

We will explore the Biblical benefits when you offer proper leadership in your marriage.

Discovering your purpose is one of the most important things a human does on this earth. When your purpose is aligned with God, you and those around begin to see Kingdom impact. Take a risk. Those around and those you lead, need your purpose to be greater than yourself. We all need our purpose to be God’s purpose.

Getting men in groups is a little like herding cats. We are fiercely independent, somewhat private, and don’t like to feel vulnerable. So how can we help men get past those barriers and experience the best God has for them? In this workshop we’ll explore best practices for helping men experience healthy, life-changing small groups.

I think we would all admit that there are significant differences between men and women. Because there are such specific physical, emotional and sexual differences, the needs each one has are very unique. This seminar will highlight some of those differences and help husbands to tailor their loving specifically to their wife’s unique needs.