Someone famous recently said on X that AI will probably soon be more intelligent than any human being. While this shocking statement primarily concerns the technological revolution underway, it also expresses rather well the profound desire of a humanity that rebels against God: find a way to be as powerful as him (cf. Genesis 3:5), and even to get rid of him!

How should Christians think and live in such a context? How can we guard against this desire for omnipotence to which so many of those around us aspire, while at the same time being effective witnesses of Jesus? How can we bear faithful witness in a society that, for the most part, regards Jesus and the cross as anything but powerful?

By delving into parts of Paul's letter to the Romans, together we will see where true power lies, what its purpose is in God's plan for humanity, and what role we have to play in that plan.

Sharing my faith at work? Seriously?

Killjoy, uptight, moralistic, narrow-minded, naive, gullible, crazy... If my colleaugues find out I am Christian, that’s what they’ll think of me. It would be the end of my reputation! So, to dare sharing the gospel? I’d better keep it to myself, no need to rock the boat. And even if I wanted to, how would I go about it? No, it's too complicated and risky. Forget it!

That's often what we tell ourselves, and what we imagine our future colleagues to be like. But what if reality were different? What if people were more open, more curious, more interested than we think? And what if they really were? Join our workshop to find out!

Note: this workshop will be given directly in English.

Have you ever thought about what gifts and skills that God has equipped you with?  Have you ever thought about how you might use these to help grow God’s Kingdom? 

In this session, we will be discovering how our God given resources can be unsuspectingly powerful when invested in a powerful thing (the gospel!) and considering some practical ways in which we can each use our skills, talents and resources to support growing the kingdom through evangelism.

Do you feel sick to your stomach when people talk to you about evangelism? Do you avoid talking about faith with your friends in case they ask you difficult questions? Are you afraid to talk about your faith (or even talk at all!) with strangers?

The call to witness of Christ and what he has done for sinners can seem beyond your strength. In this workshop we'll share our experiences and what we've learned from the Bible about how to be witnesses for Christ when you're not comfortable in social situations.

Through this workshop we aim to equip you, encourage you and help you deal with guilty feelings so that you feel motivated to share the good news of Christ, relying on him!

Are you a leader in ministry (pastor or youth leader)? Do you find it difficult to help the Christians you serve to be faithful witnesses of Jesus to those around them? This workshop is for you!

Before being exalted, Jesus gave his disciples the Great Commission (Mt 28:18-20). But how will this be fulfilled? Through the efforts of the evangelists alone?

No, the New Testament teaches us that every Christian is called to be a witness of Christ (cf. 1 The 1:7-8, Col 4:5-6, 1 Pet 3:14-16). And we, pastors and youth leaders, as teachers and shepherds, have a vital part to play! As Paul teaches us in Ephesians 4.11-16, we are called to train and support Christians to be more faithful and effective witnesses.

In this workshop, an experienced evangelist and trainer will encourage and equip us to better fulfil this role... and it will be an opportunity to exchange invaluable experiences and advice… and to pray for each other!