This is an invitation-only teaching and training conference.
Registration is now closed.
Dates
Friday, December 30, December 31 & January 1
Venue
TBD. If you have already registered we will be in touch.
Registration
- The conference registration fee is $65.
- Registration fee covers all sessions, but it does not include hotel, travel, or meals.
- Childcare is not provided. We are not able to accommodate children at this conference.
- Space is limited. Early registration is recommended.
Note: each attendee must register individually.
Registration is now closed.
Conference Details:
This conference will explore how the Gospel of Jesus Christ changes our mindset, ethics, lifestyle, and authority, with a special emphasis on the power that flows for today’s Christian as a fruit of the Gospel.
Jesus Christ inaugurated the kingdom of God 2,000 years ago with the intention that it would fill the earth through the help of His followers. His kingdom involves ethics, a particular mindset and lifestyle as well as the release of authority and power in surprising and effectual ways. Learn more about the kingdom of God and how it is at work today.
Hotel
Nearby hotels include: Dumont Affinia (the closest), Hotel 31, Ramada New York/Eastside.
Meals
You will be on your own for meals. Coffee and tea will be available during the conference.
Full transcripts and recordings of past Gospel of the Kingdom Conferences are available here >
About The Keynote Speaker
The evening will feature several speakers including our keynote speaker, Ken Fish. Ken is an honors graduate of Princeton University. He has also earned an MDiv from Fuller Theological Seminary and an MBA from UCLA’s Anderson Graduate School of Management. Formerly a colleague of John Wimber, the late leader of the Vineyard Movement, Ken brings more than 30 years of academic study and practical experience in this discipline.
His stories will intrigue you and provoke your thinking, while his insights and practical equipping will help you minister more effectively to those who seem “stuck” in their Christian walk or deeply bound in sins or other behaviors that they cannot get beyond. Ken will not only teach, but he and his team will be ministering in the supernatural primarily through deliverance ministry.
Improperly known in some quarters as exorcism, deliverance has a long and rich history with the Christian Church. While many Protestant churches no longer practice this ancient form of ministry (and may in fact frown upon it), many Catholic, Pentecostal and “Spirit-filled” churches still do.
What exactly is deliverance? Is it a credible ministry in the modern age? If so, where and when would one use it? How does one go about doing so? What benefits might one hope to see from it? These questions and more will be addressed.
Questions?
Please contact Elizabeth Bloodworth.
