 Featured Speaker - Josh McDowell
Josh McDowell once considered himself an agnostic believing Christianity was worthless. While a student at Kellogg College in Michigan, he accepted a challenge by a group of Christian students and professors to intellectually examine the claims of Christianity. During his journey to discredit the resurrection of Christ, Josh discovered compelling historical evidence for the realiability of the Christian faith. Then one night when he was unable to sleep or to get Jesus off his mind, Josh prayed to ask Jesus to come into his life and forgive his sins. Read more...
 Featured Worship Band - Forever Young
The heart of a child is one of the things that Jesus said we needed to inherit the kingdom of God. That heart is what brings us into an innocent faith that believes wholeheartedly, without doubt or fear. This is the call that is on Forever Young. The bands mission and purpose is to bring back the innocent faith that has been stolen by the things of this world. Through music and ministry, the band plays with an almost dark tone that makes the listener realize a desperate need for a savior, and forgiveness that brings us back into that innocence we all long for. Read more...
 Falling Higher
Based out of Kokomo, Indiana, the band Falling Higher is comprised of four individuals whose passion for non-conformance to the world shows through their music. Lead vocalist and guitarist Brian Dougan, bassist Josh Halton, drummer/percussionist Craig Loveless, and lead/rhythm guitarist Jason Skaggs came together in the early spring of 2005 with the hopes and intentions of making music that will not only glorify our Lord but will bring others to Him as well. Read more...
 Cameron Sprinkle
Cameron Sprinkle's music is simply about life...indecision, joy, heartache. He writes about real things that people either have experienced or are currently experiencing. He writes songs that people can relate to or learn from. He makes music that is fun, but also making music that means something. Above all, his hope is that the music will point to something greater than ourselves - our Maker. He believes that we are children of God created to share in His glory, and we believe that Jesus Christ died for our sins. Read more...
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