Kelly Needham

We need multigenerational relationships. Titus 2 makes it clear that we need older women teaching and discipling younger women. But sometimes that can seem so intimidating to walk out. Why should we replicate our faith? What exactly are we replicating? And how do we do it?

Counterfeit Friendship (First of 3-part seminar based on the book, Friendish)
We’re more connected than ever. And we’re lonelier than ever. What’s the problem here? In this first session, you’ll see the real culprit behind our loneliness and the only solution while learning about 3 counterfeits of true friendship that we all need to avoid.

Redefining Friendship (Second of 3-part seminar based on the book, Friendish)
How does the gospel change friendship? How does our access to the fountain of living water transform how we relate to others? This session seeks to redefine four things in light of the gospel: how we practice friendship, our needs in friendship, the true enemy of friendship and our mission in friendship.

Fostering a Culture of Healthy Friendships (Third of 3-part seminar based on the book, Friendish)
How can you help change the culture of your school, church, and community? Here are 5 sure-fire ways to fight for deep and meaningful community for yourself and for others.

(3-part series)
How can you tell if you truly know God? There are 3 counterfeit versions of knowing God to watch out for and a few key signs that you have the real thing.

What Do I Need to Know God?
What is required to have a friendship with God? To find the answer, we’ll a look at the woman at the well in John 4. In this scene, we see (1) what Jesus offers, (2) what Jesus reveals, and (3) who Jesus is.

How Do I Live to Know God?
We were made to know God. But how do we know a God we cannot see? How do we foster a friendship with a God we cannot sit across from? First, we need to count the cost. And secondly, we need to learn to use the paths God has given us to know him.

The conversation about food is often driven by fear. Fear of calories, GMOs, and gluten. But we don’t have to be driven by our fears in food. In this talk, learn how the fear of God frees us from our fear of food and teaches us to eat in faith and to the glory of God alone.

The birth of Christ puts the shocking humility of God on display and when we marvel at his lowliness, it equips us to handle every challenge we face during the holidays.

(For Christian leaders)
Learn how to make it through all the challenges of ministry with joy and purpose.