April 11, 2026 • 9 AM–2 PM
What if the very things holding you back are the excuses you've learned to live with?
At our Men's Conference, Dr. Tony Evans will challenge men to confront the excuses that come from life's hardships and keep us from becoming who God created us to be. Men will be called to stop compromising, take responsibility, and pursue lives marked by commitment and character. No matter the setbacks, failures, or pressures you face, God still has a purpose, direction, and a high calling for your life. Join us as we gather with other men to put aside excuses and step into who God created you to be.
The conference is for men in high school and older; registration is $40 and includes breakfast and lunch. Limited seating available.
About the Speaker
Dr. Tony Evans is one of the country's most respected leaders in evangelical circles. He is a pastor, best-selling author, and frequent speaker at Bible conferences and seminars throughout the nation.
Dr. Evans has served as the senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship for 40 years, witnessing its growth from ten people in 1976 to now over 10,000 congregants with 100 plus ministries.
Dr. Evans also serves as president of The Urban Alternative, a national ministry that seeks to restore hope and transform lives through the proclamation and application of the Word of God. His daily radio broadcast, The Alternative with Dr. Tony Evans, can be heard on nearly 1,000 radio outlets throughout the United States and in more than 130 countries.
Dr. Evans has authored over 100 books, booklets, and Bible studie,s including Kingdom Man, Oneness Embraced, The Kingdom Agenda, Marriage Matters, and Victory in Spiritual Warfare. Dr. Evans serves as chaplain for the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, a ministry he has done for over 30 years. He is also the former chaplain for the Dallas Cowboys.
Through his local church and national ministry, Dr. Evans has set in motion a Kingdom Agenda philosophy of ministry that teaches God's comprehensive rule over every area of life as demonstrated through the individual, family, church, and society.
Dr. Tony Evans was married to his late wife, Lois, for nearly 50 years. They are the proud parents of four, grandparents of thirteen, and great-grandparents of two.