Which Breakout Session Should I Attend at Together for the Gospel 2010?

[Marrow Man]

Wednesday afternoon at T4G 2010 there will be breakout sessions led by various folks (some whom I have heard of and some I have not). Below are the various sessions. Based upon the leader and the subject matter (not in that order), which should I register to attend?

* Eric Bancroft — Convincing Christianity: The Implications of a Robust Gospel in Marriage
* Tony Carter — Proclaiming the Comfort of the Gospel
* Kevin DeYoung — ‘Tis Mystery All, The Immortal Dies: Why the Gospel of Christ’s Suffering Is More Glorious Because God Does Not Suffer
* Greg Gilbert — What Is the Gospel?
* Brian Habig — Fears of the Minister
* Joshua Harris — Dug Down Deep: Helping Others Build Their Lives on Christ-Centered Doctrine
* Michael McKinley — Unity, not Uniformity: Diversity in the Body of Christ
* David Platt — An Unadjusted Gospel in an Unreached World: Connecting Gospel Theology with Urgent Missiology

 

[raekwon]

I'm gonna say Tony Carter... mainly because he's my dad's pastor.

 

[jason d]

I think some of those are already full. I know alot were already when I registered last month.

 

[CharlieJ]

Brian Habig - Fears of the Minister. He's my pastor. That should be reason enough.

 

[py3ak]

This one sounds like the most interesting:

* Kevin DeYoung — ‘Tis Mystery All, The Immortal Dies: Why the Gospel of Christ’s Suffering Is More Glorious Because God Does Not Suffer

 

[lynnie]

I can see that we will be ordering more CDs here soon. Thanks for the list.

 

[Berean]

I agree with Ruben: Kevin DeYoung. He has a new book out about the Heidelberg Catechism called The Good News We Almost Forgot: Rediscovering the Gospel in a 16th Century Catechism. I read the part you can grab in pdf and it was excellent.

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[Marrow Man]

I think some of those are already full. I know alot were already when I registered last month.

Come to think of it, I think I had to sign up for one when I registered. I forgot (registered back in October). Now I can't find what I registered for in any of the registration emails. Oh, well, guess I'll find out tomorrow!