Breakout Sessions

Each Breakout session is 45 minutes long, leaving you 15 minutes to get to the next session.
Breakout sessions are first come, first serve.

Legacy A, B, and C have a maximum capacity of 200 people.

Ken Ham – Science Confirms the Bible

Observational science confirms the Bible’s history in geology, astronomy, biology, and anthropology. Learn how the Bible is the true history book of the universe.

Location: Event Centre

Jacob Reaume – The Allure of Rome’s Gospel

Join Pastor Jacob Reaume of Trinity Bible Chapel for a presentation on Roman Catholicism, or “Romanism.” Pastor Reaume will explore why Romanism is increasingly appealing to those seeking stability, reverence, and historical rootedness. However, he will firmly address its doctrinal errors from Scripture, while also demonstrating that Rome’s claim to the “unanimous consent of the fathers” is flawed, undermining Rome’s assertion of unbroken continuity. This talk will equip believers to discern biblical truth, reject ecumenical compromise, and stand firm in the gospel. It is perfect for those seeking clarity on Protestant convictions amidst a resurgent interest in the religion of Romanism.

Location: Legacy A

Jeff Ramirez – Using Generations of Grace and Adventure Club Curriculum 

Join Jeff Ramirez of Grace Community Church as He dives into the goal of Grace Curriculum, which is to strengthen, instruct, edify, and encourage the Church. Grace Curriculum desires to glorify Christ and advance the Gospel through the world by disseminating Scripture’s teachings, values, and practices through children’s curriculum. We strive to magnify the Lord properly by portraying His character, as seen in the pages of Scripture. With various aspects of theology continually under attack, we have a constant need to uphold theological clarity.

Location: Legacy B

Joel Beeke – Reformed Experiential Preaching

Dr. Joel Beeke discusses the nature and importance of Reformed Experiential Preaching, emphasizing its unique combination of scriptural, doctrinal, experiential, and practical elements. He contrasts it with preaching that is either purely intellectual or purely emotional, advocating for a balance that reaches both the head and the heart. Reformed Experiential Preaching is idealistic, realistic, and optimistic, as it sets forth the ideal Christian life, acknowledges the struggles and realities of Christian experience, and provides hope for the ultimate glory in Christ. It requires the preacher to apply sermons practically, engaging the congregation to live out the teachings in their daily lives. Dr. Beeke stresses the importance of discriminatory and applicatory preaching, which distinguishes between believers and non-believers and ensures that sermons are personalized and applicable to all listeners. He also highlights the necessity for preachers themselves to have an experiential relationship with God to effectively preach in this manner.

Location: Legacy C

Costi Hinn – Walking in God’s Will: Demystify God’s Plan for Your Life and Make Decisions with Confidence

Do you feel paralyzed by major life decisions because you’re afraid of missing God’s plan for your life? Do you wonder how God’s will works in tandem with your choices, experiences, and desires?

In this session, pastor and Bible teacher Costi Hinn offers listeners an expansive map of what Scripture says about God’s will. As you hear, you’ll learn to overcome common decision-making cripplers, distinguish God’s voice from your own, and experience peace, joy, and confidence with each life choice, big or small.

Location: Event Centre

Michael Wagner – The Historical Case for an Independent Alberta

For decades, many Albertans have been very unhappy about the way their province is treated
within Canada. This feeling increased dramatically after Pierre Trudeau became prime minister
in 1968. Trudeau’s attacks on Alberta’s oil and gas industry during the 1970s and early 1980s
were unprecedented in Canadian history and led to the rise and growth of an Alberta separatist
movement. Efforts to give the western provinces a voice in the national government from the
1980s onward – notably the Reform Party of Canada and the campaign for a Triple-E Senate –
were unsuccessful, leaving Alberta vulnerable to hostile federal policies. Due to the election of a
Liberal federal government in 2015, numerous policies harmful to Alberta’s interests have been
implemented, making independence the best option for the province. This option is consistent
with the theological convictions of Bible-believing Christians because the process of achieving
independence is legal, democratic, and peaceful.

Location: Legacy A

Joshua Poffenroth – The Blue Collar Pastor

This session will explore the mandate in God’s word for ALL Christians to be about their Father’s business. How does the working man, business owner, and professional live for Christ and HIS Kingdom, in their daily vocational lives?

Location: Legacy B

Clint Humfrey – The Charge of the Light Brigade: Developing Elders to Enter the Breach.

How will we respond to the leadership crisis in the Church? 
We need men to take up the shepherding charge and enter the battle. 
How can elders be raised up, set apart and equipped for challenges of our day? 
This session will be useful for pastors, elders, seminary students and those concerned with the future leadership of their churches. 

Location: Legacy C

Mary Beeke – A Godly Woman at Home

** Ladies Only **

Who we are in our home is who we really are. Our family knows and God knows. Let’s look at God’s blueprint for women in the home, in different roles and at different stages of life. Then let’s prayerfully and humbly seek to follow His plan more fully, trusting in His wisdom, strength, and grace. 

Location: Legacy A

Calvin Smith – The Race of Man

Headlines touting the prevalence of racism permeating western culture continue to jam news and social media feeds around the world. How should Bible-believing Christians interpret these ideas? Are people being programmed to view people that look different than they do as inferior- and are Christians susceptible to being influenced to think that way as well? This presentation will examine how the Bible should shape our beliefs about human anthropology- ‘race’, racism, the origin of man and most importantly- the message of the Gospel!

Location: Legacy B

Alex Russell – Revitalizing Churches: Lessons on Training, Launching, and Revitalization

How do we obey our call to entrust the gospel to faithful men (2 Tim 2:2)? How do we see those men prepared for ministry, having experienced what ministry entails? How can we powerfully pursue effective and widespread reformation through these efforts?  

This session is devoted to encouraging and equipping the church in its call to prepare men for the work of ministry. As one trained in the context of the local church, and sent to revitalize another, Alex shares lessons on the effectiveness of this pattern, and its power for reformation.     

Location: Legacy C