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A Seated Woman’s Position: Living from Your Identity in Christ

Dr. Christy Thornton
What does it mean to be “ascended with Him?” Before we can ever “go” for the gospel, we must understand where we “sit.” This session explores the theological awe of our position in Christ’s corporate body. Using the foundational truths of Ephesians 1-2, we will move from the concept of identity to the reality of walking in the Spirit – learning to function from our salvation rather than working for it.

A Seated Woman’s Purpose: Embracing Your Kingdom Job Description

Dr. Anna Daub
Evangelism isn’t a professional job for a few; it is the natural overflow of who you are. This session bridges the gap between our heavenly identity and our earthly purpose, exploring the various roles God uses to describe our work in His kingdom. We will discuss how to view our relational lives through a biblical lens, learning how to speak God’s Word into normal conversations and embrace the situational assignments He has uniquely prepared for us in our current season of life.

A Seated Woman’s Authority: Living in the Power of the Holy Spirit

Alisa Bentley
We are sent with “all authority,” yet we often live as if we are carrying the weight of the mission on our own. This session examines the vital connection between being “seated” in Christ and being filled with the Holy Spirit. We will explore what happens when we step off the throne of our own lives and allow Jesus to lead. Together we will discover how to abide in the vine so that we can move into the world with the confidence, peace and power that only comes from a life fully surrendered to Him.

Seated & Sent in Prayer: Seated and Sent—Sustained by Prayer

Harriet Page
The endurance of a movement is directly tied to the depth of its dependence. In this session, we explore how the rhythm of being “seated” in God’s presence provides the vital fuel for being “sent” into the world. We focus on prayer not as a preliminary step, but as the continuous power source that sustains our mission and protects the heart of the messenger.

Seated & Sent for Wholeness: Soul-Tending and Compassion

Tabatha Frost
We are sent to bring the wholeness of God to a broken world. This session focuses on the art of soul-tending, exploring how we can lead others toward restoration and peace. We will discuss how cultivating a posture of compassion allows us to truly listen to the hurts of others and meet them where they are. Discover how to share the gospel from a place of spiritual abundance, ensuring your mission to care for others is fueled by the Holy Spirit rather than human exhaustion.

A Seated & Sent Woman’s Partnership: The Power of Co-Laboring

Corrine Nelson
We were never meant to be “sent” alone. This session explores the transformative concept of co-laboring: the shift from working for a cause to working with God and one another. We will discuss how a framework of shared power and collaborative presence reshapes our ministry and our relationships. Learn how to move past isolated efforts to a model of mutual investment, where we roll up our sleeves with our sisters in Christ to seek the flourishing of our communities together.

A Sent Woman’s Preparation: Preparing the Soil for the Gospel

Christina Devlin
Before a seed can take root, the ground must be tilled. Living on mission begins with the quiet, intentional work of preparing the soil in the hearts and lives of those God has placed in our path. This session focuses on cultivating a heart of availability and compassion as we engage our unique mission fields. Learn how to “soften the ground” through consistent presence, service and prayer, staying ready to share the gospel when the season of harvest arrives.

A Sent Woman’s Legacy: Multi-Generational Mentoring

Dr. Donna Navey
Kingdom legacy is built through a beautiful, mutual investment across generations. This session explores a reciprocal model of discipleship where every woman, regardless of age, has a vital contribution to make. We will discuss how we are sharpened through shared wisdom: as older women offer steady faith and experience; younger women offer fresh fire and a unique kingdom perspective that enriches the whole body of Christ. Learn how to cultivate life-on-life rhythms, trimming the margins of your schedule to make room for deep, intergenerational connections.

Ministry Wives: Seated in Grace, Sent in Partnership: Thriving in Your Unique Calling

Lenora Grayson
Before we are partners in the work, we are daughters of the King. This session encourages ministry wives to find their primary identity seated in the grace of Christ. From this foundation of rest, we’ll explore how you are uniquely sent to thrive in your calling, using your specific gifts and influence to advance God’s mission alongside your husband and the local church.