Shane is the pastor of Trinity Mennonite Church, in Glendale, Arizona. Before accepting a call to ministry, he was a strategic planner in advertising where he gained expertise in understanding media and culture. Shane speaks nationally, he's the host of the Third-Way Faith podcast on wiredparish.com, and he's the author of The Hidden Power of Electronic Culture: How Media Shapes Faith, the Gospel, and Church.

Perry Noble is the founding and senior pastor of NewSpring Church in Anderson, Greenville and Florence, South Carolina. At just nine years old the church averages over 10,000 people during weekend services and is launching another campus in Columbia, South Carolina this year to reach even more people.

Perry is a gifted communicator and teacher, convicted about speaking the truth as plainly as possible. God has given him a vision and a passion for helping people meet Jesus, and each week he shares God’s word and its practical application in our daily lives.

Special guest: David Crowder Band

Session pass guests also invited to stay for late night worship with Shane & Shane from 10:00 - 11:00 PM.

Reggie is the founder and CEO of The reThink Group, a nonprofit organization that encourages churches and families to think strategically to impact this generation of students from birth through high school. Reggie is also one of the founders of North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Georgia, and the coauthor of 7 Practices of Effective Ministry.

Donald Miller is the author of Blue Like Jazz, Searching for God Knows What, Through Painted Deserts, and To Own a Dragon, Donald is a frequent speaker at colleges and conferences across the country.

Because both parents were drug addicts, Liz Murray was homeless at 15. She graduated from high school while living on the streets and overcame incredible odds to win a full scholarship to Harvard. Liz Murray’s inspirational story was captured on Lifetime Television’s Emmy-nominated original film, Homeless to Harvard. She was also among the first people to receive Oprah Winfrey’s “Chutzpah Award.” Determined not to be defined by her circumstances she earned her high school diploma in just two years — and won a scholarship to Harvard University that would turn a penniless girl into a well-educated young woman with a bright future. Murray’s sincerity and grace regularly amaze those fortunate enough to meet her. With her examples of hard work, determination and daily commitment to achievement, she instantly becomes an inspiration to audiences everywhere. That same gutsy strength that pulled her from the streets now transforms the lives of others, from student groups to business audiences in need of inspiration to overcome their own obstacles.

Francis is pastor of Cornerstone Church in Simi Valley, chancellor of Eternity Bible College and serves on the board of the Children’s Hunger Fund and World Impact. A graduate of The Master’s College and Seminary, Francis is married to Lisa and they have three daughters and one son. He spends much of his time speaking to high school and college students and can be heard on his radio program Truth Be Known.