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How do evangelicals properly handle anti-biblical and anti-Christian agendas and values in the public arena? How do they do their jobs and build relationships without promoting philosophies and lifestyles they know to be detrimental to both the individual and society? Christians must learn practical ways to maneuver through these difficult and important topics. Here, Teri discusses three primary ways Christians can be Truth Bearers (salt and light) and still keep their jobs and friendships.

Scottish philosopher David Hume claimed to have found conclusive arguments against miracles and many have agreed with him. For two centuries, Hume stood as a doorman in academia against the central message of the New Testament: the incarnation, the virgin birth, the miraculous ministry of Jesus, and his bodily resurrection. This session will examine Hume’s arguments and evaluate how strong they are.

Christian parents want their children to grow up to be self-sufficient adults who love and obey God and His Word. But how do we do this? What do we believe about discipline, expectations, punishment and family rules? How do love, forgiveness, encouragement and deep connectedness in a healthy Christian family look according to God’s word? In this lecture and discussion, participants talk about these challenges and receive guidelines for helping parents raise healthy children by Biblical principles.