2025 Speaker:
Dr. Greg Gifford
Dr. Greg Gifford is Assistant Professor of Biblical Counseling at The Master’s University. He earned his PhD in Biblical Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, A Master of Arts in biblical Counseling from The Master’s University, and a BA in Pastoral Ministry from Baptist Bible College. He has worked as both a full-time biblical counselor and associate pastor before joining the TMU faculty – counseling in both non-profit and local church settings. Greg also served as a Captain in the United States Army from 2008-2012 after which he transitioned to counseling ministry. His research interests are the influencing role of habits to desires and also Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. He has published two books: Heart and Habits and Helping Your Family Through PTSD.
He is a certified fellow and counselor with the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC) and ordained pastor. When not teaching, Greg enjoys counseling for 180 Ministries, serving in his local church as an elder, working on his Harley, wrestling with his three boys, and eating good food with his wife.
Registration Options
In-Person
$60 Join us in-person at 440 W. Cora Ave.
Early Registration price ($75 starting Feb. 3)
Stream Online
$45 Watch online from home, live or after the event
Church Streaming License
Ministry Leaders have the option to buy a church streaming license for your whole church to gather and watch live together! Just contact us at sweber@fbchurch.org for pricing and details!
Schedule
Friday, February 21: Doors open at 5:00 pm for sign-in, book table, and late registration. Conference begins at 6:30 pm.
Saturday, February 22: Doors open at 7:30am, coffee & morning snacks; Conference begins 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Notes
No lunch will be provided. Please plan to bring a bagged lunch or go out for lunch.
No childcare provided.
Watch or listen to past conference sessions and seminars online
With speakers such as Dr. Owen Strachan, Dr. Stuart Scott, and Dr. Paul Tautges and topics such as gender confusion, decision-making, suffering, conflict resolution, and so much more, it’s worth listening again!
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