Another method Cody and I experimented with was creating a list of 10 reasons why fathers and sons should attend the 2013 Men's Advance. These ten reasons list some of the unique aspects about this year's conference. So, without further ado, here are the 10 reasons to come to the 2013 Men's Advance:
Reason #10 - Be inspired by Award Winning Musician, Nathan Clark George
"It
is Nathan’s desire to encourage a thoughtful and meaningful approach to
worship and the Scriptures in song. He understands the delicate balance
of being fun and meaningful – of being powerful but not ear-splittingly
loud – of being rooted in history but immediately understandable."
Check out his site to learn more about his musical work and receive free
sheet music and audio tracks!
Reason #9 - Outstanding Book table
Over
100 authors works will be put forward for your considerations,
enlightenment, and encouragement - don't miss this great opportunity!
Reason #8 - Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs
At
this year's Men's Advance, you will have several opportunities to join
with other fathers and sons in singing the great hymns and psalms of the
faith.
Reason #7 - A Family Event
As
always, we encourage the men and sons to attend the Advance - but don't
stop there. Bring the whole family! Saturday afternoon, January 23,
ladies will have the opportunity to be encouraged by Stacy McDonald, as
she shares on purposefully impacting your children for Christ. Also
don't miss the family dinner on Saturday night, followed by Nathan Clark George, in concert!
Reason #6 - Father and Son Panel Discussion
At
the 2013 Men's Advance, there will be a unique opportunity to interact
with a speaker panel. Dr. Serven will have 12 questions to be answered
at a special speaker panel session of fathers and sons at the end of the
Men's Advance.
Reason #5 - Strategic Friendship
Now
is the time to initiate relationships that could last a life time. The
opportunity is set before you in a weekend of manly fellowship - use
this time to grow closer as father and son, but also meet brothers in
Christ who are on the same road as you are.
Reason #4 - Hear Rev. Kevin Swanson
Don't
miss this great opportunity to hear Rev. Kevin Swanson teach about
intentional discipleship. This is a subject which Rev. Swanson has
studied for many years and sought to implement in his own church and
family. As a pastor, he will be able to encourage and instruct fellow
pastors and church leaders on practical ways to disciple the next
generation of church leaders. As a father of five children, he will be
able to speak from personal experience about how a godly father
disciples and mentors his children. Don't miss this opportunity to hear
Rev. Kevin Swanson in a small conference setting!
Reason #3 - Hear Dr. Marcus Serven
Dr.
Marcus Serven has been serving as a Presbyterian Minister since 1980
and is the father of 9 children, four of whom are now married. He has
spoken at every Men's Advance since it's beginning in 2007 and he is
passionate about the subject of discipleship. Come here both of his
talks: "Jesus and His Men" and Dicsipleship at Home". You won't want to
miss this!
Reason #2 - Q&A Time
Another
great reason to be excited about this year's Men's Advance is the
Question & Answer time! At the end of the conference, fathers and
sons will be able to ask questions of both Rev. Swanson and Dr. Serven.
Don't miss this opportunity to dig deeper into the vitally important
question of how we are to be intentional in our discipleship of our
families!
Reason #1 - The Glory of God
It
is our desire that the Men's Advance bring glory to our great God and
that it would be used by Him to equip men to advance His kingdom.
I'm looking forward to attending this great conference! Please join me in praying that God would use this special event to encourage and instruct fathers and sons. What a privilege it would be if God were to use this conference to help fulfill Malachi 4:6 to,
"...restore the hearts of the fathers to their children and the hearts of the children to their fathers, so that I will not come and smite the land with a curse."
Men's Advance 2013; Intentional Discipleship
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