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Good morning, IDC Delegates!
Here are a few reminders as we gear up for the last day of this year's conference.
Have you made your IDC Commitment yet? For those who either donāt have or lost their cable ties, you may bring your own lightweight padlock or ribbons to affix to the ground floor installation! Those who have already put their cable ties but would like to make more commitments may bring additional ribbons or padlocks as well. The installation will close at 10:00am tomorrow.
Success, achievements, and prosperity can all be blessings until they take our focus away from what truly matters. So how can Christians anchor their focus? Jack Hollis shares a few practical tips in this Fast Talk!
As Rev. Edmund Chan likes to emphasize, when it comes to our faith, our relationship with God comes before performance.
In this IDC Fast Talk, he shares how we can place that relationship first without compromising on excellence.
And just like that, it's the last day of IDC 2024 tomorrow! We pray you were blessed and continue to reflect upon your learnings from today.
Here are a few reminders for tomorrow āsee you then!
And just like that, it's the last day of IDC 2024 tomorrow! We pray you were blessed and continue to reflect upon your learnings from today.
Here are a few reminders for tomorrow āsee you then!
Proverbs 15:1 says, "A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger." Will you take the call to respond to others in a way that is holy and glorifies God?
How did the plenary on Cancel Culture speak to you about balancing grace and truth? Here are a few processing questions to reflect on and discuss with your seatmates.
How did the plenary on Cancel Culture speak to you about balancing grace and truth? Here are a few processing questions to reflect on and discuss with your seatmates.
To love others involves removing the barriers in our hearts that keep us from loving like Christ would - a love that is without prejudice, greed, and distraction.
Love makes a powerful difference in letting people know that God is real which is why we must check whether or not God's love is exemplified in our lives.
We hope you enjoy processing these questions before the next session.
Please be reminded that today's last plenary is Dr. Sean McDowell's which starts at 4:05pm.
We hope you enjoy your break! Please be reminded that the next plenary session will start at 3:15PM.
How can Christians create a welcoming environment without tolerating sinful behavior or compromising the need for repentance? Dr. Sean McDowell answers this question in this IDC Fast Talk segment!
If you're not sure where to find your workshop venue, venue maps are available via the IDC Digital Workbook.
Remember the markers and cable ties that came with your IDC Kit? Take some time to pray about people that you want to reach out to in love and discipleship, then write their names down along with yours! Lock your cable ties to the ground floor lobby installation to symbolize your commitment to be known by love.
Advisory: Please do not leave your valuables or personal belongings in the Main Hall. We would like to request for all items left in the hall to be picked up immediately. CCF will not be liable for lost items.
Not sure where to eat lunch? We've made the following locations open to those who need a place to eat for the conference. Don't forget, you may place advanced orders with food stalls and concessionaires to avoid long lines during the break.
As Christians, we're called to become the salt and light of this world. When work gets tough, can we still show kindness and goodness? Here are some questions and ethics at work. In your own personal time, write down how you can become the salt and light in your workplace in response to each question.
As we take a short break before the next plenary, let's take a moment to pause and reflect on Reverend Edmund Chan's message with these processing questions.
