You're Worth It Conference

Last year, my girlfriend and I attended the You’re Worth It Conference together for the first time, and honestly, neither of us fully knew what to expect walking in. We had heard great things about it beforehand, but by the end of the night, we both looked at each other and realized we had experienced something genuinely special.
While the conference has a major focus on students and young people, it is so much more than just a student event. People of all ages were there — students, parents, young adults, couples, families, and church groups — all gathered together with one common purpose: to encounter God in a real and powerful way.
The worship was absolutely incredible and set the tone for the entire evening. There was such an authentic energy in the room from the very beginning. Carson Brown opened the night with worship and immediately helped create an atmosphere that felt genuine and inviting. After that, Jerry O’Neal spoke with so much wisdom, authenticity, and even humor that it felt like everyone in the room could relate to him in some way. Throughout the evening, there were intentional breaks and fellowship time that gave people the opportunity to slow down, have conversations, and genuinely connect with one another.
Later in the night, Rush of Fools led another powerful time of worship that brought even more energy and emotion into the room. Algernon Tennyson then shared a message that was both encouraging and challenging in the best way possible. Both speakers did an amazing job connecting with everyone in attendance and communicating truth in a way that felt personal and impactful. But one of the things that stood out most to us was how intentional the atmosphere felt. Even with hundreds of people in attendance, the night somehow still felt personal, welcoming, and intimate.
One of the most impactful moments of the night came during the decision moment toward the end of the conference. Watching students and young people boldly give their lives to Christ was something we will never forget. Seeing so many people genuinely on fire for God was powerful, emotional, and honestly refreshing in today’s world. It sparked conversations between us long after the event ended and became one of the biggest takeaways from the entire experience.
Another thing we loved was how naturally the conference worked as a date night experience for us as a couple. Between the worship, conversations, fellowship with friends, and just spending intentional time together, it became one of the most meaningful nights we shared all year. It reminded us how important it is to not only grow closer to each other, but to continue growing closer to God together as well.
Truthfully, I was a little on the fence about going at first. But I’m incredibly glad we made the decision to attend. If you’re considering going this year, my advice is simple: just go. Invite a friend, bring your significant other, make a night out of it, and fully lean into the experience. I genuinely believe you’ll leave encouraged, inspired, and more on fire for God than when you walked in the door.
We’ll definitely be back this year.


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