Thanks to the alert by fellow blogger Brian Thornton at Voice of the Sheep. It is Brian’s church that is hosting this conference. This looks like a great conference. Its’ in my backyard and I plan on being there!
WHO: Don Kistler, Founder of SDG Books & The Northampton Press
WHAT: Winter Bible Conference – A Theology of Worship
WHERE: Rockdale Community Church, Conyers, GA
WHEN: Feb. 6th-7th, 2009 (Friday 7pm – 9:30pm & Saturday 9am – 5pm)
WHY: Because He is Worthy
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Schedule
’09 RCC Winter Bible Conference: A Theology of Worship w/Dr. Don Kistler
FRIDAY – 2/6:
Registration & Check-In: 6:00PM – 7:00PM
Session #1: The Priority of Worship – 7:00PM (45 min to 1 hour)
- God’s worship is the ultimate priority for God, and it should be for us
break – 30 to 45 minutes (book/cd table time and dessert/coffee/fellowship time)
Session #2: The Purpose of Worship – 8:30PM (45 min to 1 hour)
- Worship is to declare God’s worth to Him
SATURDAY – 2/7:
Session #3: The Prerequisite for Worship – 9:00AM (45 min to 1 hour)
- There can be no unconfessed sin or broken relationship if worship is to take place
break – 30 min or so (book/cd table time)
Session #4: Preparation for Worship – 10:30AM (45 min to 1 hour)
- If worship is that important, we must spend time preparing for it
Lunch Break – 11:30AM to 2:00PM
Session #5: The Propriety of Worship – 2:00PM (45 min to 1 hour)
- Worship is not casual because being in God’s presence in the public assembly is not a casual thing
break – 30 min or so
Session #6: The Passion to Worship – 3:30PM (45 min to 1 hour)
- When someone sees God for who He is, He will be obsessed with worshipping Him
Conference close/final word – Butch Rumble – 4:30 or 5:00PM
SUNDAY – 2/8:
Joint Sunday School time with all adult classes (including youth, singles, etc.) taught by Dr. Kistler – 9:30AM
Sermon during worship by Dr. Kistler – Service begins at 10:30AM
Hope to see you there…
Mark
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About the author
Mark is a Christian, husband and father. He is a businessman by day working to support his family while attending seminary in the off hours as he prepares for vocational ministry.
