Future Conference

Future Conference Recording

A copy of the event will be provided to all virtual and live attendees to watch or review afterwards. It may take a little time for the editing and formatting to be completed, but we will notify you when it is ready. We hope to provide this in a way where you can easily access your topic and speaker of choice and watch on demand.

Surveys by George Barna show that people are silent because they do not know what to say. “What to Say” teaches how to respond to many political topics. As speakers share, our stenographer-scribe will type the bullet points on each issue, which will be seen on the screens in the front of the room, and then will be electronically transferred to your computer later, creating a “digital flashcard” for you on each topic. The goal? To help you really know what to say.

6:45pm-9:45pm – Tour of Washington, D.C.  (Maximum capacity: 275; It is now filled; all new registrants are put on a wait list)

• Bus transportation and tour of D.C. (Wed, July 20, 6:45pm sharp departure)
• Tour Guides included

Our nation and our world have dramatically changed in the last two years. People who love freedom around the globe have seen liberties stripped away in an instant.

You may not want to think about it, but people of Biblical values and people who love freedom are being marginalized and “cancelled.” Trudeau turned Canada into Cuba in a day when he froze bank accounts and then into China when he began arresting pastors. Totalitarian authoritarianism and rampant globalism is on the rise. What steps can you take now to keep that from happening? How do we create an “alternative“ or “parallel universe” in which to survive and even thrive. Here are some serious questions for you to ask:

• If you don’t have access to your money, what can you do? What can you do now to avoid being in this situation?
• If you lose the capacity to communicate electronically with each other, what is your backup plan?
• If you are not allowed to practice your religion openly and freely, do you know how to go “underground?”
• If you had to flee from your home, where would you go?
• If the government forces you to have medical treatments you don’t want, what are your options?
• If your doctor is not allowed to practice medicine because he/she refuses to administer harmful governmentally coerced treatments, how would you get medical care?
• If your children were being taught politically and sexually offensive material in school, what will you do?
• If your children are not allowed an education due to their religious and political beliefs, how will you educate them?

We are asking these questions not to create fear, but to create confidence that you are prepared for whatever may come. We sincerely hope you never need to use any of the information you will learn on this day. In the same way that you hope you never have to use your health insurance, car insurance, fire or hail insurance or even your life insurance, having the insurance is still a prudent thing. Wise people know that it is better to have information that you do not need, than to lack information you desperately wish you had.

“Soaring like an Albatross” covers these and many other issues.

Cancel Culture & Your Money

Cancel Culture & Your Religious Freedom*

(*This theme will be covered at the end of day one, Wednesday, July 20th)

Cancel Culture & Your Safety

Cancel Culture & Your Ability to Communicate

Cancel Culture & Your Business

Cancel Culture & Your Health

Cancel Culture & Your Children

Cancel Culture & Your National History

Option A: Historical Homes Tour
(Limited to 100 tickets)

In an era in which Washington and Jefferson have been labeled as racists, with their statues being destroyed, what is the truth about America’s Founders? Lectures by Peter Lillback on George Washington and by Rick Green on Thomas Jefferson, with a tour to their homes.

7:00am-7:00pm

Presidential Homes Tour via bus, with special lectures:

• George Washington’s Mt Vernon
• Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello

What’s included:

• Bus transportation
• Box Lunch
• Entry tickets for both locations

*Please note that there will be quite a bit of walking on this day. Come prepared with snacks and water, umbrella for shade (optional)  and anything else you may need.

Option B: Guided Tour Museum of the Bible
(Limited to 50 tickets)

Staggered departing and returning buses starting between 9:00am and 5:00pm.
Bus leaves from the hotel to the museum in the morning. Bus leaves the museum for the hotel in the late afternoon.

Museum of the Bible is a global, innovative, educational institution whose purpose is to invite all people to engage with the transformative power of the Bible. Through interactive exhibits and cutting-edge technology, we bring guests an immersive, personal experience with the impact, narrative, and history of the Bible. Whether you want to explore the Bible more deeply or are discovering it for the first time, Museum of the Bible has something for you.

Lunch on your own at restaurants in the Museum of the Bible.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS