I cannot believe it is just a year since the last one
Just 12 months since the visit of Mark Driscoll
Here is where I am at:
- I am a bit disappointed that there will not be many big hitting contributions from outside the movement in the programme. That is not a major complaint, as I understand why most of the main sessions will be done in house, but even so. I think TOAM is such a wonderful opportunity to bring input from the outside. I am open hearted about it and it may well have been the right decision, but it has affected my anticipation of the event.
- I am looking forward to having some time out and catching up on a few things, such as my blogging! I still have notes from the evangelists summit to type up: let alone the great teaching that will happen at TOAM. It will be good to have some "time out" for reflection.
- It will be good to hang out with some of the people from our Church. I am sharing a room with a guy on year project fairly near the conference venue so won't have the commuting torture of last year. Looking forward to the fun & friendship aspect of the week.
- It will be good to catch up with old friends. I already have old year project friends and a university friend lined up to see, so breaks will be interactive affairs!
- I really do anticipate God speaking to our movement of Churches during this conference, and speaking to me, so I expect to leave Brighton on Friday inspired and encouraged.
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