No Regrets Men's Conference

If someone asked ten people the definition of ‘parenting’, they would get at least ten different answers; from “getting my child through college” to “having them be happy and successful.” By looking into Psalm 78, this session will examine what it means to disciple our children’s hearts and leave a positive, lasting impact on their lives. 

Every day we face voices and forces battling for which version of ourselves we will accept, believe, and put our energy behind. Jesus provides a perfect example of a Godly life; how to live with grace, courage, and healthy masculinity regardless of the outside forces set against us. This seminar will explore a spiritual revolution in our own lives and the world around us; this is Jesus, Jesus is in me, this is me.

Faith is putting trust in your Savior. Fear is a part of life but it does not have to grip or define us. We are not alone. In this seminar, Joby will present how to develop a ‘roadmap’ for life and fearlessly follow Jesus’ teachings and lean on His strength.

A prayerless life is a powerless life; yet many men struggle with prayer. Derwin will teach how to become powerful by learning how to pray like Jesus.

God promises to support us in our walk of faith, but what does that look like when we are criticized, condemned, or shunned for our belief? This session will explore how to respond to the cultural andmoral challenges of today’s world with strength and grace, and how to keep faith in trying times.

Age, job or achievements do not automatically make a boy a man; it is the way he chooses to live his life. Brian describes five characteristics that mark authentic manhood; a vision for life, the courage to take a minor position, a team player’s mindset, a strong work ethic, and the ability to be a gracious protector. In this session, learn to embrace these characteristics and create a new path of strength and integrity to become the person God intended.

Far too often, our lives are overwhelmed by the demands of work, family, and social circles, leaving little time for meaningful connection with God. In this session, we will answer questions such as; how can men provide for their families and enjoy life in a sustainable way? What does it mean to honor the Sabbath? What’s the best way to lead a life marked by productivity and rest? 

Many of us feel a pressure to be tireless, to answer the demands and pressures of work, family, and even the Church’s expectations with relentless strength and energy. This attitude can easily leave us feeling drained and empty; in this talk Tim will explore the life of Daniel, the causes of his weariness, and how men can acknowledge their limitations without guilt or shame. 

The book of Jude states; “Have mercy on those who are doubting”. Everyone experiences doubt at some point in their lives; we can be confident God is not offended by it. Instead, He invites us to discover evidence to support our faith. This session is an opportunity to listen to others’ questions and ask your own in a safe setting. 

The Bible has abundant insight into handling money and debt, giving, and investing, as relevant today as it has been in centuries past. In this session, Keith will offer guidance on how to manage the wealth God has entrusted to you and provide resources to continue your faith-based financial journey for years to come. 

Often, leaders need help fighting for others - or their own - freedom from pornography. Join Justin as he shares three areas of focus to find lasting freedom: Identity: learning who we are in Christ; Accountability: being honest and transparent; and Sincerity: having true repentance. 

Ephesians 2:10 states; “We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them”. To walk in the good works of our own lives, we must discover and embrace God’s unique call for each of us. In this session, Jim will share his journey of transformation and how he discovered God’s call to a life of significance. 

Loss happens to every person; often unexpectedly, sometimes traumatically. All losses will change lives, create unforeseen challenges, and require adaptation to recover from. God understands our struggles and equips us with tools to overcome them; this seminar will explore practical, Biblical ways to cope with loss and grow in our faith through it. 

Our lives are full of distractions, from advertisements to work demands to our phones’ notifications; the world expects so much from us. Psalm 119 asks; “How can a young man keep his way pure?” Join Craig as he uses this session to answer that question with Biblical wisdom and practical applications for daily living. 

Despite its importance, sharing one’s faith often feels intimidating or awkward, especially with close friends or family. There are endless strategies to improve confidence and delivery but many feel gimmicky, others inauthentic. In this seminar we’ll explore the advice Jesus gave to his disciples on sharing their faith; it may be far simpler than it seems.