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PROGRAM

  • FRIDAY

  • 6:00pm | Rego open

  • 7:00pm | SESSION 1 (Jayesh Naran)

  • 8:00pm | Get-to-know-you games

  • 8:30pm | Free time

  • SATURDAY

  • 07:00am | Breakfast

  • 08:30am | Private devotions

  • 09:00am | SESSION 2 (David Williams)

  • 10:30am | Morning Tea

  • 11:00am | WORKSHOPS 1-3

  • 12:30pm | Lunch

  • 01:30pm | Free Time/Sports/Activities

  • 06:00pm | Dinner

  • 07:00pm | SESSION 3 (David Williams)

  • 08:30pm | Trivia Night/Open Mic

  • SUNDAY

  • 07:00am | Breakfast

  • 08:30am | Private devotions

  • 09:00am | WORKSHOPS 4-6

  • 10:30am | Morning Tea

  • 11:00am | SESSION 4 (David Williams)

  • 12:30pm | Lunch

WORKSHOPS

Saturday

Workshop 1

Suffering for Christ with our Sexuality

Tim Omrod

Saturday, 12 October, 11AM

Our world tells us that complete freedom in the realm of sexual expression is a basic human right. But Christ calls us not to pursue self-fulfilment, but self-denial, and Christians are called to put the desires of the flesh (including “sexual immorality”) to death. How do we determine the boundaries of sexual expression for Christians, and how do we keep these boundaries practically?

Saturday

Workshop 2

Suffering for Christ with our Careers

Dave Pitt

Saturday, 12 October, 11AM

We are implicitly taught from childhood that our work defines us, gives us our identity, and fulfills our dreams. But Christians are called not to pursue their dreams, but to sacrifice their dreams for Christ, and to ground their identity in him. How does this affect the job/career we choose, and how do we make those choices?

Saturday

Workshop 3

Suffering for Christ on Account of the Gospel

Sam McGeown

Saturday, 12 October, 11AM

Jesus warned his disciples that they would be hated by everyone on account of his name, but that those who persevere through this persecution will be blessed and saved.  How should we engage our increasingly hostile society with the gospel, and how do we know the difference between wisely remaining silent and cowardly remaining silent?

Sunday

Workshop 1

Suffering for Christ in the Ethical Realm

Mark Baddeley

Sunday, 13 October, 9AM

A big part of what it means to suffer for Christ is to stand up for what is right when we are pressured to do something that conflicts with Christ and his kingdom. But how do we know what is right and wrong in the first place? And once we know what is right and wrong, how do we wisely and sensitively make tricky ethical decisions?

Sunday

Workshop 2

Suffering for Christ as an Overseas Missionary

Mark Fairhurst

Sunday, 13 October, 9AM

Jesus calls us to make disciples of all nations, which sometimes requires us to travel and live overseas to reach others with the gospel. How do I know whether God has called me to serve him this way, and what steps should I take to adequately prepare for the sacrifices and suffering involved?

Sunday

Workshop 3

Suffering for Christ with our Relationships

Kim Gibson

Sunday, 13 October, 9AM

While we are free to marry as Christians and to have children, Christ has called some to deny their right to marry and to be single for the sake of his kingdom (Matt 19:10-12; 1 Cor 7:32-35; cf. 1 Cor 9:3, 19-23). How do we determine whether we have been called to singleness or marriage, and how do we use both our season of singleness or our season of marriage for Christ?

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