Ross and Amy McBroome

“Just five more minutes…” If you’ve ever heard that phrase, congratulations—you’re officially a parent in the digital age. (If you haven’t, check your kid’s room. They’re probably still gaming from last Tuesday.)

Screens are everywhere, and while technology can be a blessing, excessive screen time is quietly discipling our kids—and not in ways you’ll find in Proverbs. Medical research shows that too much screen time can impact sleep, learning, and even emotional health. The Bible reminds us to steward our time wisely, guard our eyes and hearts, and live with intention.

In this session, Ross and Amy McBroome will help you laugh, think, and maybe squirm a little as we look at:

• What too much screen time really does to kids (and adults—yes, even the “just one more episode” crowd).
• Why Scripture calls us to lead our families on purpose, not by accident.
• Practical, doable ways to set boundaries, model balance, and swap scrolling for meaningful connection.

You’ll laugh, you’ll nod, and you’ll leave ready to parent with intention—because five more minutes here and there add up, but so does five more minutes of living on purpose.

Dubs and Jane Byers

Ecclesiastes 3:1 – “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.”

Marriage, like life, moves through seasons. This presentation shows couples how to make each stage count by keeping Christ at the center. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3 and real-life examples—including the Apollo 11 mission—it illustrates that God uses each season to prepare us for the next.

• Early Years – Lay a strong foundation in Christ, build honest communication, and protect unity before challenges set in.
• Middle Years – Guard against drift by prioritizing time together, resolving conflict, and continuing to grow spiritually.
• Later Years – Finish faithfully by cultivating intimacy, pursuing new purpose, and staying engaged in faith and community.

Practical biblical principles, real-life insights, and encouragement equip couples to navigate expectations, busyness, and changing life rhythms. The message is clear: while seasons change, God’s purpose never does. Every couple can press forward, finishing well together and glorifying Christ in every stage of life.

Toby and Angela Crymes

We all want a meaningful marriage, but too often we allow outside forces and fleeting emotions to get in the way. To truly reach this goal, we must intentionally align our actions and reactions with personal convictions, clearly observing where we are and where we want to be. Part of this process involves knowing and evaluating the “why” behind our current actions and deciding if our motivations reflect God’s will for us and for our families. When we align our desires with His, we can learn to implement new, purposeful actions leading to meaningful marriages. 

Brennon Barbo

If there were an easy button we could push to be physically healthy we would all push it, wouldn’t we? The truth is there is no easy button. However, with a little direction and discipline, a healthy lifestyle is achievable. The good news is that there is an ample amount of physical activities that can help you achieve your physical health goals. When we combine a simple understanding of how the human body was created by God and make up our minds that we want to be healthier, we will be stronger, last longer, and ultimately be able to serve those around us in a bigger and better way!