workshop I | Friday @ 2:45PM
DR. James ChoungRevival in Word, Deed & Power | 2:45pm (Multi-Ministry Area)
Paul’s vision of a “fully proclaimed” gospel in Romans 15 weaves together word, deed, and power. Yet these three expressions often create tension — and sometimes outright friction — within faith communities. What can we learn from revivals that matured by holding all three together? This workshop offers frameworks for discernment and practical paths toward a more integrated community witness. 
Dr. Greg MillerRevival & the College Campus | 2:45pm (Room )
COMING SOON |
DAN CALERevival Through Righteousness: God's Heart for the Stranger | 8:45am (Room L-2)
Grounded in Leviticus 19:33–34, this workshop explores God’s call to love the stranger through tsedakah—righteousness expressed in covenant faithfulness and justice. Participants will learn to discern where God is already at work among marginalized people and join Him, moving from fear and abstraction to faithful presence. We will also consider how to lead the church into the turbulent and often transient world of the “stranger.” 
Kyle ReynoldsRevival & Preparying Your Church | 2:45pm (Room )
What happens if God answers your prayers for revival? This workshop equips churches to steward momentum well by understanding when guests are most likely to come, what they need when they arrive, and how to help them move from first-time visitors to connected members of the church family. Learn practical systems, cultural shifts, and pastoral strategies that prepare your church not just to attract people—but to shepherd them well. |
Randy heckert
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Revival & Christian Discipleship: Beyond the Tattoos, T-shirts, and Bumper Stickers | 2:45pm (Room )
Christians find many ways to identify themselves as believers. But did Jesus have something else in mind for his followers? How did he teach and train his team of 12? His method is still realistic, relevant, and required: being disciples must precede making disciples. This workshop will examine the “what," “why" and “how” of Christian discipleship. |
workshop II | Saturday @ 10:30aM
Josiah NilsenRevival in the Muslim World | 10:30am (Room )
Josiah and Laryssa serve as missionaries to Muslims in the greater Pittsburgh area. They serve with Global Gates, which mobilizes prayer and outreach to the most unreached people group in North America. Come hear testimony of the amazing work God is doing in the Muslim world! Josiah and Laryssa have four children. 
Nathanael FawcettRevival in the Old Testament | 10:30am (Room )
COMING SOON 
Matt ChesnesRevive Us! Send Us! | 10:30am (Room )
There is a direct connection between the Lord reviving and sending His people. Simply stated, He sends the revived, all of them. This is how the church multiplies. This workshop explores the reviving and sending connection. Acts 1 & 2 will be our launching point. We will also hear from a family that was revived and now preparing to go (sent) to the Persian Gulf States! |
Jesse & Rachel BrunkRevival, Prayer and Fasting | 10:30am (Room )
A call beyond complacency and apathy is on the Church. How can we lead our people to hunger for a move of God? What does it look like to guide our churches through prayer and fasting? As God moves across our nation, this session will challenge and equip you to lead with passion and intention—creating space for Him to work in ways that bring transformation both deep and wide. 
Jason LantzRevival and Developing Leaders | 10:30am (Room )
Our world knows isolation as normal post-pandemic and information as endless post-AI. This gives our local churches an unprecedented opportunity to give every person something that the world’s ever-increasing individualism and bots just cannot give; the experience of being called, trained, and sent by Jesus in real community! Join us as we think again about joining Jesus in the organic mobilizing of ordinary people for life- changing, extraordinary purpose in the world. |