Susie LarsonYour Sacred Yes: Trade Draining Obligation for Jesus’ Invitation
Workshop A Are you worn out from the rat race? Jesus invites you to come and rest, to live a fruitful, abundant life, and to see your battles turn into blessings that serve others and strengthen you. So what needs to change for us to move from a busyness that drains us to an abundance that trains us? Join us as Susie unpacks the power and ripple effect of the abiding life. Susie says that our limits are actually a gift to us, reminders of how very much we need Jesus. And it’s within those limits that God is able to do the impossible in and through us. Come for a time of inspiration and declaration: We have nothing to prove and all of eternity to live for. Get To Know Susie Susie Larson is a national speaker, radio host, and author of ten books and many articles. Susie connects daily with her listeners on her two-hour live talk show, ‘Live the Promise with Susie Larson’ which airs mainly in the upper Midwest. Susie formerly co-hosted Focus on the Family’s live talk show, ‘Everyday Relationships with Dr. Greg Smalley.’ Susie has a passion to see women everywhere awaken to their precious worth and their powerful call in Christ Jesus that they might enjoy a healed soul and might make a profound impact on a world so desperately in need. Susie has been married to her dear husband Kevin since 1985 and together they have three wonderful sons, three beautiful daughters-in-law, and one adorable pit bull named Memphis. Visit Susie's website at www.susielarson.com. |
Cheryl MartinDistinctly You: Trading Comparison and Competition for Freedom and Fulfillment
Workshop D All of creation is content to be what it was made to be, except us. Fish flourish in water. Ants are not worried about their size. We are guilty of wasting time on the three C’s: comparing, competing, and coveting. We aim at the bull’s-eye on someone else’s board, pursuing a race we weren’t equipped to run. This workshop will encourage you to concentrate on being who God created you to be rather than trying to measure up to others. Cheryl will show you how to develop your God-given uniqueness. She will unveil actions and attitudes that may be sabotaging you and explore ways you can engage and build up your unique talents, interests, and God-given strengths. Cheryl will also share candidly from her ongoing quest to be distinct for God’s glory. Get To Know Cheryl Whether it’s on television, radio, before audiences, or one-on-one, Cheryl Martin is passionate about being an effective communicator. During this exciting season of life, Cheryl’s desire is to cultivate every dream God has placed in her heart. This commitment led her to walk away from a successful full-time career in broadcast journalism as a news anchor and moderator with BET, the national cable network. Since then, she’s become an author, communications coach, and a popular speaker for churches, colleges, corporations, community and government institutions. Whether it’s in person, on radio or television, audiences experience Cheryl using the ABCs of Accuracy, Boldness, and Clarity, mixed with humor in her presentations. She continues to draw upon her skills and professionalism when she’s hired for freelance broadcast opportunities, media consulting, or emceeing events. Cheryl is the host of the weekly radio broadcast Excellent Living. Each program is designed to enrich, empower, and encourage listeners with practical and relevant principles for making wise choices and living with purpose. Knowledge is power. Cheryl believes if you’ve acquired wisdom for skillful living, you should share it. She did just that when she penned the popular book, 1st Class Single, a reliable roadmap for singles to date and wait God’s way. Cheryl’s background includes working as a reporter and producer in the Washigton, DC television market at the NBC and ABC affiliates. She received a a BS in Radio-Television and a Master’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from Northwestern University. Cheryl was elected to the Mortar Board Senior Honorary and Kappa Alpha Pi Junior Honorary Societies. She was among the first alumni inducted into the School of Journalism’s Hall of Achievement for excellence in journalism. Visit Cheryl's website at www.cherylmartin.org. |