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A conference for the people of central Kentucky that highlights important topics that are relevant to walking with God in our culture.

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2026 Session 2: The Kids Are Not Alright

2026/02/07

Click here to download the PDF version of Dr. Bradley’s Session 2 slide deck.

2026 Session 1: The Price of Privilege

2026/02/06

Click here to download the PDF version of Dr. Bradley’s Session 1 slide deck.

2025 Q&A with Robert

2025/02/09

2025 Session 3: Cultivating Harmony

2025/02/08

2025 Session 2: The Culture of Harmony

2025/02/08

2025 Session 1: The Cult of Homogeny

2025/02/07

2022 Closing Sermon, Part 2: "Unsacred Eros"

2022/02/27

The final word of the 2022 conference.

2022 February 20 Sunday School

2022/02/20

Robert and Will sit down with our global partner Macklann Basse to hear his West African perspective on sexual identity.

2022 Closing Sermon, Part 1: "In Love With Jesus"

2022/02/20

The first of two sermons given to close out the 2022 conference.

2022 Session 3: The Resurrection of Eros

2022/02/19

The final main session of the 2022 conference.

2022 Session 2: The Redirection of Eros

2022/02/19

The talk give during the second session of the conference.

2022 Session 1: The Revelation of Eros

2022/02/18

The first main session talk of the conference.

2022 February 13 Sunday School

2022/02/13

Robert shares some context about some issues relevant to the conference discussion around sexual identity.

2022 Opening Sermon - Jesus and the Sexual Revolution

2022/02/13

A sermon given by Pastor Robert Cunningham on Sunday, February 13, in advance of the 2022 Good of the Bluegrass Conference.

2020 Session 1 - Why a Conference on "With?"

2020/02/14

REFLECTION QUESTIONS: 1. Reflect on the disciplines in your life. What’s the “why” resting beneath them? To “attain a reward” or “apprehend a person”? (Think: do they increase anxiety or anticipation?) 2. “You don’t have to use the disciplines, but Jesus is waiting for you in them.” How does the first part challenge you? The second part encourage you? How would your use of the disciplines be different if you believed both? 3. Consider Jesus’ use of wedding imagery in Mark 2:18-20. What can you conclude about his view of the disciplines? What hope does this offer as you approach them?