Testimony video from the closing session of the 2023 No Regrets Men's Conference featuring members of the No Regrets volunteer team.

Program video from 2019 No Regrets Men's Conference

Forgiveness seems a simple step to take until a major disagreement or argument arises, whether with family, friends, or coworkers. There’s always a backstory or circumstance to complicate reconciliation; this session will explore what forgiveness is, what it isn’t, and how to achieve it with faith and grace.

Despite its importance, sharing one’s faith often feels intimidating or awkward, especially with close friends or family. There are endless strategies to improve confidence and delivery but many feel gimmicky, others inauthentic. In this seminar we’ll explore the advice Jesus gave to his disciples on sharing their faith; it may be far simpler than it seems. 

Many of us feel a pressure to be tireless, to answer the demands and pressures of work, family, and even the Church’s expectations with relentless strength and energy. This attitude can easily leave us feeling drained and empty; in this talk Tim will explore the life of Daniel, the causes of his weariness, and how men can acknowledge their limitations without guilt or shame. 

A prayerless life is a powerless life; yet many men struggle with prayer. Derwin will teach how to become powerful by learning how to pray like Jesus.

The Bible has abundant insight into handling money and debt, giving, and investing, as relevant today as it has been in centuries past. In this session, Keith will offer guidance on how to manage the wealth God has entrusted to you and provide resources to continue your faith-based financial journey for years to come. 

Many Christians discuss living “radically” for God, but what that life looks like is deeply shaped by the culture we live in. Through the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Skye will explore how consumer culture and the Missional Church can define a radical life, the shortcomings of both definitions, and what a radical life looks like according to the Bible and God’s Kingdom. 

Ephesians 2:10 states; “We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them”. To walk in the good works of our own lives, we must discover and embrace God’s unique call for each of us. In this session, Jim will share his journey of transformation and how he discovered God’s call to a life of significance.