King’s Birthday Conference 2026 set for Monday 8th June

Posted on May 5, 2026 
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From Two Ways Ministries –

“As in previous years, KBC 2026 will be held on the public holiday Monday, 8 June, from 1:30 -5:00pm at Moore Theological College..”

– Registration is now open.

“Our registration rate will increase on May 25 (10 working days prior to conference) so please register early to ensure a seat in the Marcus Loane Hall; we expect to fill it to capacity, and will have late registrations seated in an overflow room.

For those living outside Sydney who cannot get to Newtown, the Conference will be live-streamed …”

More from Phillip Jensen –

“The topic this year is Prophecy Today. It is a very important topic, which is under such controversy today.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

Biblical Christianity is a prophetic religion – built on God’s revealed word. Therefore, nothing is such a threat to our faith as the lies Satan puts into the mouths of false prophets. Discerning prophets and prophecy is a very important activity.

Jesus warns us to beware of false prophets (Matthew 7:15), while Paul warns us not to despise prophecies (1 Thessalonians 5:20). How do we know the truth and what will indicate the falsehood of prophets and prophecies?

We are commanded to ‘earnestly desire to prophesy’ for prophecy builds, encourages, and consoles the church.

But how are we all to prophesy without causing confusion, and when are we to remain silent?

WHY IS IT CONTROVERSIAL?

At one end of the spectrum, the Charismatic Movement is keen to promote prophecy and prophets who speak in ways that contradict and undermine Biblical revelation.

At the other end of the spectrum, Liberal Christians are promoting as prophets people who preach the ‘correct’ political messages of social justice, and use the references to women prophesying to set aside any distinction between men and women.

And in the middle of the spectrum are confused Bible believers, unsure of what the Bible does teach about prophecy.

The King’s Birthday Conference is always a great time to catch up with old friends, a great place to make new friends, and an important place to bring friends to hear God’s word.”