This past weekend I went to the 20/20 conference at Southeastern Seminary in Wake Forest. I had the chance to hear two of my favorite pastors/writers speak: Mark Driscoll and C.J. Mahaney. They were both so challenging. I'm still processing everything I learned this weekend. You can watch videos of the talks or subscribe to the podcast
here. I would highly reccomend doing so, it will definitely encourage you!
A few of the most challenging thoughts/comments from the conference were:
- "If your church were to leave the community, would the community miss you?" -Mark Driscoll
- The Church should be a city within a city- we should not mirror the culture or hide from culture.
- Where is the Lord calling you to redeem?
- In reference to Mark 14, extravagent devotion to the Savior is an evidence of a genuine conversion. (C.J. Mahaney)
- Custom devise a plan to survey the cross every day.
- Sin problems are actually worship problems. (Mark Driscoll)
- The Bible should be read as a Grand Narrative and not an anthology or collection of stories. (Dr. Steve McKinion)
- In reference to 1 Corinthians 13, the Gospel comes to life by love. (Daniel Akin)
Another great part of the weekend is that I got to spend time with friends from Clemson and catch up with friends I haven't seen in a while! Here are a few pictures from the weekend:
Claire and I


Brooke and I

GraceAnna and I- I have missed her being in Clemson dearly!
