Jon Rouleau | Be Strong Men’s Conference

We will all face trials and hard times, but we are not alone. In this Be Strong breakout session for men, Jon Rouleau reflects on Jesus’ struggle in the Garden of Gethsemane, where He suffered intense pressure before facing the cross. Jon shares two key lessons from Matthew 26 on staying alert and the power of prayer. He reminds us that our hope is not in our circumstances, but in Jesus and what He did for us. Even in the toughest times, God is with us and will never give up on us.

Matthew 26

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Zach Mabry | Be Strong Men’s Conference

How can Christians live as faithful citizens of both Heaven and their nation, according to Scripture? In this breakout session from Be Strong, Zach explores what it means for believers to engage in civic life from a biblical perspective. He reminds us that while it’s good to love our country, our primary identity is as citizens of Heaven.

Zach discusses the importance of seeking the welfare of our nation—both locally and nationally—while keeping our eternal identity in view. As American Christians, we are called to make a meaningful impact in our communities and prioritize discipleship in all that we do.

1 Peter 2

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Hank Parker Jr. | Be Strong Men's Conference

In this Be Strong breakout, Hank Parker Jr. discusses the disappointments and setbacks we all face, sharing how God uses these tough times to shape and grow us. He references John 15 to remind us that Jesus is our source of life and emphasizes the importance of abiding in him and his Word. God is in control of every detail of our lives, which should bring us comfort and encourage us to bear fruit through faith. Hank encourages us to embrace our calling to work not for salvation, but as a response to His grace.

John 15:1-11

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In this breakout during our Be Strong men’s conference, Hank Parker Jr. shares why it’s important for all of us to study the Bible on our own. Personal Bible study helps us deal with challenges and guide our families. Hank walks through five simple tips to improve your study, focusing on understanding the context and keeping our eyes on Jesus. 

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your faith, we hope this episode gives you helpful insights to grow in God’s truth. 

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What does it mean to be a servant of the Lord? 

You and I don’t need to “wait for more faith”. Be obedient with the amount of faith the Lord has already given you. Lessons from the parable about the mustard seed and the healing of the lepers offer us inspiration to act on our faith. In Luke 17:1-19, Jesus warned the disciples to stay alert to temptation and be ready to forgive the offenses of others. 

It only takes a little faith to run the race well, but we must make sure our faith is based on Jesus' work — and that it works itself out in obedience to his commands.

Luke 17:1-19

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It is crucial that every Christian lives out their faith as members of the Church. 

In this session, Brody explores four key points we can learn from the life of Stephen. Regardless of our platform, we are called to be faithful to the Lord, our spouses, and our children. Everyone has a role in making much of Jesus—even in moments of obscurity. From behind-the-scenes service to bold proclamations of faith, your purpose is to proclaim Jesus.
Acts 6

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Rob Conti | Be Strong Men's Conference

You must be born again; it’s essential. Jesus came to give us eternal life instead of just meeting our earthly desires. We have everything we need to face challenges through God’s Word, the Holy Spirit, and the Church. 

In Numbers 21, we see how the Lord provided healing and salvation to His people. Jesus took on all our sin and guilt to bear the curse for us. We need to look to Him for true salvation and cleansing from the inside out, as the Spirit of God will dwell within us. Let’s move beyond superficial faith and seek genuine wholeness in Christ, all while appreciating God’s daily provision and the freedom He offers us.

• John 2:23 - John 3
• Proverbs 30:1-4
• Daniel 7:9-14
• Number 21
• Galatians 3:13   

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As men and image bearers of God, it is critical for us to dwell in the presence of Jesus. This is how we can experience His glory. 

Continually dwelling in the presence of Jesus should be a transformative experience that carries us through the trials of life. Satan will try to attack our identity in Christ, so let’s keep our eyes on Jesus.

Mark 9:14-29
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SWO24 | Spencer Davis | Youth Pastor Breakout

Whether you are a Youth Pastor, a volunteer,  or a small group leader, part of your privilege and responsibility is to teach the Bible to students. In this breakout, we will look at strategies and practical tips to hone Biblical messages in order to be a faithful minister of the Word to students in an ever-changing culture. 

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• 2 CORINTHIANS 5:17-21
• 2 TIMOTHY 3:16-4:2
• COLOSSIANS 3:16-17

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We are going to talk about our marching orders from Jesus were to go and make disciples. In light of that, everything in our student ministry needs to be focused on making disciples. So we will explain what a disciple is, and what is it that makes someone a disciple. We’ll also talk about the fact that our students are constantly being discipled, but more often than not the culture is doing it through social media and video games. We need to be aware of what we are up against and how to reverse the trend. 

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