I’ll be at CCEF’s Living Faith Conference this weekend at the Valley Forge Convention Center. The conference is covering the topic of broken relationships. I’m glad to see they have Carl Ellis speaking there. He is fun to listen to and has the scars to show he knows what he is talking about when it comes to difficult life circumstances. Even better, he likes to laugh at his own jokes. If you haven’t seen his book, Free at Last? The Gospel in the African American Experience, you ought to take a look, though I will admit its better to here him in living color than to read the book. He just adds so much more than the page will allow.
The usual CCEF suspects will be there: Paul Tripp, David Powlison, Ed Welch and the hardworking 3rd generation of teachers (Clark, Emlet, Lane, B. Smith, W. Smith, and more). The conference workshop titles suggest it won’t just be about how to make your relationships all better, but how to live within a broken relationship. John Freeman from HarvestUSA will be talking to parents of gay children. A number of other folks will be speaking as well. I’ll give you some highlights next week.
If you’ve nothing to do and you want an interesting evening tonight, Paul Tripp and the Gettys are leading something called, The artwork of grace: An evening of imagination using words and music to give you a glimpse of the unseen. Its at 7:30 and only $10. for non-registrants.
Musings on Faith and Psychology 