EVENTS + TRAINING
A WEEKEND THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING
Future Hope conferences are immersive, powerful, and deeply rooted in Scripture. Each event is designed to equip students to understand the times, live with clarity, and walk confidently into the future God has prepared.
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5 teaching sessions (2 Friday night, 3 Saturday)
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Live Q&A session
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Student commitment opportunity
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Interactive student workbook
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Event overviews & recaps
HOST a Student Event
Bring Future Hope training to your church or community or host an immersive online viewing of select events.
Teach Bible Prophecy with Confidence
Learn from experts and trusted voices in the fields of eschatology and disciple making, through a cohort-style gathering.
Questions? Check out our FAQs.
Everything you need to know about attending or hosting a Future Hope event.
STUDENT EVENTS
2026
2027
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Future Hope?
We are a youth ministry movement whose mission is to create a renewed focus on the “imminent return of Christ” with the next generation.
What is Future Hope's vision?
To reach 100,000 teenagers over the next five years, imparting clarity and confidence needed to live boldly in these last days.
Who can come to one of your conferences?
Junior high and high school students are our main audience. We will also be hosting annual youth pastor training events soon. Stay tuned!
What is taught at a Future Hope conference?
We bring solid Biblical teaching on eschatology to your students, presenting God’s truth in a clear & relevant way.
Students will learn:
- Basics of Bible Prophecy (What is it?)
- Practical benefits of Bible prophecy (Why does this matter to me?)
- Apologetic of fulfilled prophecy (Can I be confident in what the Bible says?)
- Overview and order of the end times events (What is going to happen?)
What is eschatology?
Eschatology is the study of the end times, according to the Bible. It provides a powerful and compelling way to present the Gospel to the next generation and to disciple them.
Why is eschatology important?
28%+ of Scripture is prophetic. Bible prophecy and eschatology offer a clear framework of God’s plan for history, and a strong apologetic for the accuracy of God’s word. It provides hope in Christ’s imminent return, gives answers to the conditions of the day, and calls young people to urgency in their faith.
Will my students be interested in what is taught?
Future Hope events are intensely practical and applicational. We show students how Bible prophecy applies to their everyday lives.
Our experience has demonstrated that students are extremely engaged and interested in the topics covered, as evidenced by their attention level during events, enthusiasm during Q & A sessions and overall responsiveness to the content.
Is Future Hope affiliated with a specific denomination?
Future Hope is denominationally unrelated and partners with a variety of church affiliations that are of sound doctrine.
Who are our speakers?
Dr Jeff Kinley and Todd Hampson are best-selling authors, effective communicators, and trusted voices and thought leaders in the field of eschatology. To learn more about Jeff and Todd, visit our “about” section.
Does Future Hope have a statement of faith?
Yes! Please visit the “about” section for our beliefs and values.
What topics or books of the Bible does Future Hope teach on?
Topics that are taught are the timeline of end time events, rapture, tribulation period, 2nd coming, millennial kingdom, Heaven and the eternal state and many more.
Major eschatological books and passages include Daniel, Revelation, Matt 24 & 1st & 2nd Thessalonians.
How does Future Hope partner with my church’s philosophy of ministry?
Future Hope facilitates both discipleship and evangelism, inspiring your students towards deeper Bible study and reaching their friends for Christ.
Do you offer training for student ministry leaders?
Yes! Stay tuned and sign up for our newsletter to get more details.
How can I get in touch about hosting an event at my church?
You can reach out to our national director, Davis Kinley through email ([email protected]) or fill out the form below to connect with our team.
What is the minimum seating capacity needed to host an event?
A minimum venue seating of 300 is preferable and with a guaranteed 250+ combined registered attendees, through host and partnered churches.
Is there a maximum number of students that can attend an event?
Absolutely not. We are able to accommodate as many students as the host venue can hold. We have already seen events with over 1000 students in attendance.
How far in advance does an event need to be scheduled?
Ideally, a minimum of 6 months. We will do our best to accommodate the planning, promotion, marketing and recruitment needed for an event.
How does the Future Hope team support church staff in the planning process of an event?
After an initial meeting, we will provide all the content, creative ideas and tools necessary to host an event. Our goal is to make this as seamless and easy as possible for your team.
Are there resources to help prepare youth teams before events?
Yes! We will work with you on pre-event teaching material and ideas, if needed.
What should students bring to an event?
Bible and a pen. Each registered attendee will receive a Future Hope conference manual upon arrival.
Where do I sign up for an event?
Each event will have a sign-up link available once scheduled. Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on upcoming events.
How can I find out about upcoming events?
Check the calendar and/or sign up for our newsletter
I can’t attend an event, but I would like to support. How can I do that?
Please contact our national director to discuss how you would like to get involved, or visit our “donate” tab, if you would like to support financially.
Davis Kinley
Will there be a live stream available?
Some events will be available via a live streamed registration link. Details will be available for each event on our website and newsletter.
Have a question that wasn't answered?
Reach out! We would love to help share any additional information you might have.
Contact our national director for more.
Davis Kinley


