Kingdom Advance
A Pastors Conference in Atlanta, Georgia
Theme
Kingdom Advance
God is regularly described as king over the entire world. Similarly, the emphasis of Jesus’ teaching was the kingdom of God. The church is called to demonstrate now the kingdom that is yet to come. What do we do with these prominent themes? Join us as we examine the Scriptures to pray and see God’s kingdom come and will be done in our lives and churches as it is in heaven.
Focus: Discovering a love for what the gospel is. (Not a hatred for what the gospel is not.)
Speakers
Join friends, pastors, & ministry leaders
God is on the move. The kingdom of God is at hand. In a day when everyone knows what you hate, we gather to remember what we love, the gospel; to reinvigorate our callings to ministry; and to invest in friendships.
Schedule
Sessions, breakouts, & events
Monday
Check-In
Lunch
Welcome: Vision for Kingdom Advance
Session 1: Disciple-Making for Kingdom Advance
Session 2 & Panel: Engaging the Culture for Kingdom Advance
Panel
Breakouts
Monday Night Dinner
Session 3: Theological Triage for Kingdom Advance
Session 4: Seasons of Leadership
Tuesday
Session 5: Engaging the City for Kingdom Advance
Session 6: for Kingdom Advance
Panel
Session 7: Spiritual Vitality for Kingdom Advance
Lunch
Case Study Work Session
Breakouts
Sports & Leisure
Dinner
Matt Boswell
Session 8: Worship as Kingdom Advance
Worship Night
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Places to stay
Pricing
Sessions & On-Site Meals
About
Get to know us
A community of friends united by their shared commitment to the gospel, the church, and the advancement of the Kingdom of Christ, The Duck, and Goose fosters meaningful connections.
Originating in 2004 with three seminary students living near the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, the house quickly grew from 3 to 9 occupants, eventually adopting a pet duck and goose. Inspired by their summer study in Oxford, England, the house earned its distinctive name reminiscent of iconic establishments like The Eagle and Child and The Swan and Castle.
The Duck and Goose transcends its humble beginnings; it has evolved into a thriving network that extends beyond the original occupants. After the founding members graduated from the seminary, the house continued to serve as a hub for students, with over 100 seminary students living there to date. This vibrant community hosts a bi-annual summit and regular pastors' calls, providing a platform for church leaders to engage in thoughtful discussions on pressing theological and cultural issues.