ERIN DAVIS is a writer and teacher who is passionately committed to helping women of all ages delve into the deep well of God’s Word. She is the author of more than twenty books and Bible studies, including 7 Feasts, The Story of Joseph, and Fasting & Feasting. Hear Erin teach on The Deep Well podcast. Erin and her husband, Jason, enjoy life with their four sons on their small farm in the Midwest.

To learn more about Erin, visit ErinDavis.org

ERIN DAVIS, Keynote Speaker – Among the Sequoias

After a scary health crisis forced Erin Davis to face her patterns of burnout and fatigue, God used Psalm 92 to call her to pursue a life of thriving. The Psalmist declares, “The righteous flourish like the palm tree and grow like a cedar in Lebanon” (v. 12). During our time together, Erin will walk us through Psalm 92 as a roadmap to thriving through deeper intimacy with Jesus. We will accept Scripture’s call to stop living in survival mode and flourish for the sake of the gospel. Three main sessions include:

Session 1: Where Are the Flourishers? (Ps. 92:12 and 1-4)

God’s Word makes a bold statement: “The righteous flourish” (Psalm 92:12). This is not a pie-in-the-sky, someday hope, but a possible reality right now. We don’t have to strive our way to glory or white-knuckle our way into God’s presence. The path to flourishing is as simple as it is challenging. Resist the gravitational pull toward survival mode and learn to flourish by fixing your eyes on Jesus.

Session 2: Bring Back the Gladness (Ps. 92:8-11)

The Bible contrasts two kinds of flourishing: the kind offered by the world, which is destined to burn up, and the kind offered by God, which will last forever. Discover how to thrive even in the midst of suffering and let the Bible reorient your heart toward life-giving gratitude.

Session 3: What Flourishing Means to a Flailing World

Let’s explore why a commitment to flourishing goes beyond our personal well-being and works as an effective strategy to win the lost and impact the next generation.

MERIBETH SCHIERBEEK, Workshop Leader – Women Who Labor Side by Side 

What does laboring side by side look like for women whose eyes are fixed on the hope of Christ? In this one-hour workshop on Saturday morning, we will explore the lives of two women in the Bible and consider what it means to labor faithfully with our gaze set firmly on Christ.

Meribeth is a devoted wife, an empty-nest mom, and a continually learning grandmother to five (and growing). She has received training from CCEF in biblical counseling, and discipleship has become a way of life—around her kitchen table, with friends, within her local church, and throughout the broader Church. She and her husband are members of Trinity PCA, where she delights in opening her home in hospitality. These days, she is learning to enjoy God and give Him glory in all that comes her way.

FRIDAY, MARCH 20

6:30 – 7:00 pm – Registration

7:00 – 7:15 pm – Welcome

7:15 – 8:15 pm – Session 1: Where Are the Flourishers? – Erin Davis

8:15 pm – Closing

SATURDAY, MARCH 21

8:15 – 8:50 am – Coffee bar and book table open

9:00 – 9:20 am – Opening comments

9:20 – 10:20 am – Session 2: Bring Back the Gladness – Erin Davis

10:20 – 10:45 am – Break

10:45 – 11:45 am – Workshop: Women Who Labor Side by Side – Meribeth Schierbeek

12:00 – 1:00 pm – Lunch

1:00 – 1:15 pm – Singing

1:15 – 2:15 pm – Session 3: What Flourishing Means to a Flailing World – Erin Davis

2:15 – Closing

*Schedule subject to change.

• Register online or by mail.
• ONLINE REGISTRATIONS: Please indicate how you are paying when you complete your registration.
• PRINTABLE REGISTRATION FORM: Print and complete the downloadable Registration Form (also found in the brochure PDF), and send it along with your U.S. check (no money orders) payable to Cornerstone Women’s Conference. Mail to: Cornerstone URC, Women’s Conference, 6442 – 36th Avenue, Hudsonville, Michigan, 49426.
• If you require a gluten-free meal, please indicate this on your registration form.
• Mothers with nursing infants are welcome; however, no nursery is provided.
• All meals before and after the scheduled conference times are the attendees’ responsibility.
• Canon & Creed Reformed Books will host a book table at the conference. For more information, visit their site at ccrbooks.org

COST

$45.00/person includes refreshments and lunch on Saturday. No refunds are possible; however, transfers are permitted. Please inform a committee member at Registration on Friday evening if you are taking someone’s place.

PAYMENT OPTIONS

Venmo or personal check.

Local area hotels:

Comfort Suites, 4520 Kenowa Avenue, SW, Grandville, MI, 49418

Hampton Inn & Suites, 4755 Wilson Ave SW, Grandville, Michigan, 49418