Registration & Schedule Information

With tickets at only $25.00, this two-day event is designed for EVERYONE, not just church or ministry leaders. If you're a human being who interacts with other people who don't know Jesus, this conference if for you, to help us connect with each other as friends on mission to saturate our city with the good news of Jesus, using the strategies of Jesus to do so. 

Defining Neighborhood Outreach

Sanctuary

How we define outreach and neighborhood establishes a framework of what we can and should do. Join us in a conversation about the why, what, and who of outreach and being missional. Lastly, encounter simple yet challenging practices that help us to be a neighbor like the good Samaritan.

The Way of Jesus – Redefining the Great Commission

Fellowship Hall

In this session, we’ll dive into the heart of the Great Commission as found in Matthew 28:18-20, exploring how Jesus’ command to "go and make disciples of all nations" was meant to create a movement of multiplying disciples, not just converts. Through the lens of 3DM discipleship methods, we’ll challenge ourselves to rethink what it means to follow Jesus, shifting from a passive faith to one that actively makes disciples who make disciples. This session will provide both the what and why of the Great Commission, looking at how we can take practical steps toward the Way of Jesus in our own lives and context. 

Being Good News

Sanctuary

In order to share the good news, we must learn how to be good news to those around us. Learn practical ways to engage your community by building a lifestyle of blessing.

The How and Who of Discipleship – Identifying People of Peace

Fellowship Hall

We’re supposed to make disciples who make disciples… so how do we do it? In this session we’ll focus on identifying our “people of peace”—those individuals who are open to the message of Jesus and ready to grow in their faith. We’ll talk about discipleship huddles, small, intentional gatherings designed to cultivate both the character and competency of Christ in each participant. Through the lens of 3DM’s approach, we’ll challenge you with the apostle Paul's bold invitation to "Follow me as I follow Christ." Are you ready to extend that same challenge to others in your life? If yes, let’s discuss how. If not, let’s talk about why! 

Prayer, Meals, and DBS to reach the Next Gen

Youth House

In this breakout session, Cory provides basic training on how students can make disciples using Prayer, Meals, and Discovery Bible Study (DBS) in a simple, reproducible way.

Loving our International Neighbors (Muslim focus)

Sanctuary

God is sending the nations to Boise. Learn how to engage with our international friends and neighbors.

A Huddle Experience – Transformation, Together

Fellowship Hall

In this interactive session, we’ll engage in a live discipleship huddle, giving you a hands-on experience of what it’s like to be part of a small, intentional group focused on spiritual growth. Using Mark 1 and 2, we’ll look at how Jesus led his disciples and how- incredibly!- we can do the same. Through reflection and discussion, we’ll uncover how embracing our identity in Christ is key to our freedom and transformation. This session will not only give you a taste of the huddle process but also provide insights into how discipleship can shape and strengthen both our personal walk with Christ and our ability to disciple others. 

Sharing Your Testimony and Gospel Conversations

Sanctuary

Be ready to give an answer for the Hope you have. Learn resources and practice methods for sharing your testimony and using everyday conversation to share the word of God.

Hearing and Doing – Responding to God’s Promptings

Fellowship Hall

This time is designed for those who have sensed God speaking to them during the conference and are eager to take the next step in faithful obedience. It’s a space to come together, share what we’ve heard from God, and discern how to respond with action. We’ll focus on the practice of listening to God’s promptings and taking small, intentional steps of belief, even when the next step may feel unclear or daunting. We will walk through a Kairos learning circle, our favorite tool for transformation, and move from hearing to doing- bringing our faith into our everyday lives.

Jeremy Stephens is one of the original founders of the Underground Network serving microchurch leaders for 20 years as a trainer, strategic planner and communicator.  Currently, as a bivo leader, he consults with the translocal planting arm of the Underground Network and coaches church planters. Previously he was a missionary with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. 



Jeremy holds a Bachelor’s degree in Special Education and is an ordained elder with the Underground Network. He loves leading microchurches, reaching the lost and enjoys Premiere League soccer. Jeremy resides in Tampa with 4 kids and one wife.

Cory McElvain is the founder of Zero Hour Ministries, a movement dedicated to equipping Gen Z to take the gospel to their schools and communities. With over 18 years of experience in next-gen ministry, he has a heart for disciple-making and a passion for seeing young people walk in radical obedience to Jesus. Cory has helped launch micro churches and train students to live on mission. He is also a writer and creative storyteller, using film photography and reflective narratives to communicate deep spiritual truths. Cory lives in Kansas City with his wife, Celicia, and their two children, Luca (3) and Taya (1). Whether through teaching, writing, or mentoring, his mission is to empower the next generation to step into their calling as everyday disciple-makers.

For over three decades, Bill (along with his wife Jill) have followed Jesus across the United States and throughout the world to launch and lead missional teams and churches and train countless emerging leaders to serve Jesus courageously to advance his Kingdom. Since 2014 they have served as full time missionaries with Novo, a band of creative missionaries sent to multiply movements of the gospel and mobilize the church for that mission around the world. Bill serves as a VP for Novo and directs the Gospel Movement Teams division that is made up of 20+ teams serving in cities around the world. Bill has an earned doctorate from Fuller Theological Seminary and is the author of The Life Jesus Made Possible: Embracing he Kingdom within our reach.