Conference Schedule & Resources
Schedule
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6:30-6:45 PM | Pre-Service Intercessory Prayer | Auditorium
7:00-7:30 PM | Worship
Bishop Duane White
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9:00–9:50 AM | Breakout Sessions
Dr. Perrianne Brownback – Auditorium
Ps. Joy Blundell – LC Main
Ps. Jack Groblewski – Hope Center
9:50–10:15 AM | Break
10:15-10:30 AM | Worship
10:30-11:20 AM | Message by Bishop Chris Green
11:20-11:30 AM | Break
11:30-11:40 AM | Offering & Announcements
11:40-12:30 PM | Bishop Chris Green
12:30-2:30 PM | Lunch Interview with Dr. Lynn Hiles & Bishop Chris Green
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6:30 PM | Reception for O2 Credentialed Ministers (Class of 2026)
7:00 PM | Service Begins | Message by Dr. Lynn Hiles
Pre-Registered Meal afterward in LC Main
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9:00 AM | Pre-Service Intercessory Prayer
9:30-9:45 AM | Worship
9:45-10:30 AM | Message by Ps. Joy Blundell
10:30-10:45 AM | Break
10:45-10:55 AM | Worship
10:55-11:45 AM | Message by Dr. Lynn Hiles
11:45-12:15 PM | Communion & Ministry Time
12:15 PM | Close
Other Resources
Main Speakers
Duane White is a renowned international speaker, author, and leader with a profound impact on the global stage. He has personally trained over 100,000 leaders worldwide, funded micro-business empowerment projects, equipped and resourced missionaries, and led hundreds of individuals on short-term mission trips.
Dr. Duane White
Dr. Lynn Hiles opens the word of God in a dynamic style, not only causing the hearer to easily understand, but also enabling an impartation of the spirit of revelation that unveils the kingdom of God with love and grace to people around the world.
Dr. Lynn Hiles
Chris Green is Professor of Public Theology at Southeastern University (Lakeland, FL), Bishop of the Diocese of St Anthony (CEEC), and Director for St Anthony Institute of Theology, Philosophy, and Liturgics. He is the author and editor of a number of books, including most recently All Things Beautiful: An Aesthetic Christology.
Dr. Chris Green
Breakout Sessions
Auditorium
“Building the Big Dreams of God in the Earth”
Description: “Your dreams and visions for your church and your life may be big, but where do they fit in the grand scheme of things? Following Him is not just an individual sport. When Scripture “comes off the page” and into our lives, it can generate corporate as well as individual models that build God’s dream for His church in the earth.”
Dr. Perrianne Brownback
Life Center
Church as a Catalyst: Advancing Kingdom Transformation in Society “Discover how your local church can be a powerful agent of change in your community. Through real-world lessons, practical tools, and a hands-on mini workshop, this session will equip you to discern, design, and deliver Kingdom transformation that is sustainable, empowering, and rooted in God’s vision for flourishing communities.”
Pastor Joy Blundell
Following Jesus into the Civil Arena!
The Civil Trial of the Messiah: Notes
The Nicene Creed, the declaration of the key tenets of Christian Faith for most Christians across the world, references three human beings: Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary and one proper name, Pontius Pilate. Pilate’s inclusion seems immaterial to the theology of the Creed…or not. Is Pilate, the representative of secular government. a most ironic inclusion and essential to our faith? Or is it a mere historical conversation piece
Pilate and Jesus are the state vs. the individual, they are free will vs. destination, A politician reading his poll numbers vs. a prophet, skepticism vs. truth, and each of us vs. God.
Can the dialogue between Pilate and Jesus inform the posture of a Christian’s attitude toward the state? Can it also inform the moral responsibility of civil authority toward its people ?
Pastor Jack Groblewski