Join us for the Live Oak Church Together for Good Conference.
This event is designed to strengthen your relationship with biblical truth, practical tools, and real connections.
August 28 & 29, 2026
at Live Oak Church
Just $25 per couple
Dynamic speakers, hands-on workshops, worship, and more
Let’s build marriages that last — together, for good.
Conference Schedule
Friday Night
6:00 PM – Doors Open
6:30 PM – Main Session 1
7:25 PM – Couples Engagement Experience
8:00 PM – Dismissal
Saturday Morning
8:30 AM – Doors Open
9:00 AM – Main Session 2
10:00 AM – Breakout Sessions (Click Here)
11:00 AM – Q&A
11:45 AM – Main Session 3
12:30 PM – Dismissal
Meet Our Speakers
Dr. Mark Crosby
Senior Pastor
Dr. David Orges
Executive Pastor
Sam LoBello
Associate Pastor of Adult Ministries
Krist Norsworthy & Katie Norsworthy
Young Adults Pastor & Co-Host
Breakout Sessions
For Better or For Worse: Remaining Connected Through Hard Seasons
Hard seasons have the potential to either pull couples apart or strengthen their connection. Explore how stress and hardship affect marriage and how biblical wisdom can help couples turn difficult seasons into opportunities for growth.
Jamie LeBoeuf, JD, MA, LPC-S
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Lessons in Love from the Song of Solomon
Discover how the Song of Solomon offers practical wisdom for deepening your relationship. This session brings together biblical wisdom and insights from science to help couples grow in love and connection.
Jarrod Hegwood, LPC-S, LCPC, MDiv, BFA
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Parenting with Eternity in View
Learn how to parent with purpose and peace rather than panic. This session will help couples develop a biblical perspective on parenting and keep eternity in view as they lead and disciple their children.
Dr. Bobby & Janet Leach
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So...You Married a Human? Constructive Conflict for Couples
Every couple experiences conflict. Learn why couples get stuck in unhealthy patterns and discover Bible-based, research-backed tools for fighting for your marriage instead of against each other.
Jason Cooper, MEd, MA, PLPC
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Starting Strong: 10 Steps to Building a Marriage That Lasts
Whether you're newly married or preparing for marriage, discover ten practical habits that can help you build deeper connection, navigate challenges, understand each other better, and develop a marriage that lasts.
Rev. Krist & Katie Norsworthy