Something is happening.

In the last three years alone, over 30 million Americans have come to faith, an unprecedented 12% increase in confessions of faith from 2021 to 2024 (Barna Group).

Signs of awakening are everywhere.

Acts 2 reminds us:
"In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions, your old men will dream dreams."

What if you are leading in the early days of a New Testament moment?
One where the church of Acts is coming alive before your eyes?

If so, the questions before us are urgent:

• How do we discern worship moments where God’s presence redirects the program?

• How do we lead new believers through repentance, deliverance, and deep formation?

• How do we catalyze disciple-making movements, not just services?

• How do we share leadership in collaborative, multi-generational ways?

• How do we steward a culture of prayer as the beating heart of church life?

And at the center:
As pastors and planters, how do we renew the church under outpouring?

In February 2023, we caught a glimpse.
Tens of thousands descended on Wilmore, Kentucky, drawn by the undeniable presence of God during the Asbury Outpouring. Over 16 days, lives were marked by salvation, healing, repentance, and radical hunger for Jesus, what The New York Times called the first major American revival of the 21st century.

But that was only the beginning.

Since then, a new generation of leaders has been listening, learning, and living into the leadership lessons of awakening:
—Presence over program.
—Consecration over celebrity.

—Integrity over skill.
—Multi-generational discernment over top-down control.

This October, Greenhouse Conference invites you to Lexington and Wilmore to join a community of pastors and planters answering the question together:

“How do we renew the Church under outpouring?”

Now is the time to reimagine church and leadership for a new era.
Now is the time to plant the seeds of awakening.

Join us at Greenhouse.
Let’s grow what God has begun.