Speaking

Keynotes that point to Jesus

Aaron speaks to leaders, educators, families, and students. Every message is rooted in Scripture, practical enough to use on Monday, and shaped around your event.

Keynote topics

  1. Partners in discipleship

    Christian education works best when school and home move together. A practical vision for educators and parents raising young people for a Christ-centered life.

    People will leave with

    • Parents as primary disciple-makers
    • Formation that grows from received to examined to owned
    • Simple rhythms families can actually keep

    Ideal for

    • Christian school conferences
    • Faculty in-service
    • Parent nights
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  2. Lead with purpose

    Faith-driven leadership for every area of life. How to cast vision, build people, and keep the mission in front of the team.

    People will leave with

    • Lead from calling, not from title
    • Become the chief reminder of the mission
    • Develop leaders who outgrow you

    Ideal for

    • Leadership conferences
    • Boards & staff
    • Ministry teams
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  3. Rise above

    Kids need heroes worth imitating. A high-energy message for students about faith, character, and love, and becoming the hero God created you to be.

    People will leave with

    • Real power comes from trusting Jesus
    • Heroes train their hearts, not just their muscles
    • The greatest heroes lead with love

    Ideal for

    • Chapels & assemblies
    • Youth events
    • Parents & relatives
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  4. Create with great purpose

    Creativity is part of how we bear God’s image. Aaron shares how a school leader built a children’s book series, and how you can make the thing you are called to make.

    People will leave with

    • Depth before breadth: build the core before you expand
    • Consistency over volume with limited time
    • Turning a burden into a body of work

    Ideal for

    • Creatives & writers
    • Vision Conferences
    • Marketplace ministry
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  5. Be the man they need

    Our wives, our children, and our churches are in need. Manhood according to the life of Christ, and what it looks like on Monday morning.

    People will leave with

    • Why every man is called to meet real needs, just like Jesus did
    • The roles Jesus modeled, and how to step into them
    • A plan to lead at home before leading anywhere else

    Ideal for

    • Men’s conferences
    • Church retreats
    • Father–son events
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In the room

“God works in ways that we will never understand, and it is so much better than how we would do things.”

From the message “Seeking God,” November 10, 2024
  • Aaron speaking on stage at a King’s Academy Grandparents Day gathering
  • Aaron gesturing mid-message on a dark stage
  • Aaron speaking beside a wooden pulpit with flowers and American flags
  • Aaron speaking beneath a superhero slide that reads “Mighty”
  • Aaron speaking at a men’s event beneath a “Christ is life” banner
  • Aaron addressing the King’s Academy class of 2025 graduation in doctoral regalia
  • Aaron teaching on Israel and Judah with a “Divided Nation” slide
  • Aaron preaching on a church stage in front of a lit cross
  • Aaron speaking from a white pulpit at a King’s Academy event
  • Aaron smiling on stage during a talk
  • Aaron playing guitar and leading worship at a NAUMS gathering of University-Model schools
  • Aaron speaking on a purple-lit stage
  • Aaron speaking at a patriotic event in front of flags and bunting
  • Aaron leading a session on prayer in a meeting room

Formats that fit

Need a weekend series, a retreat track, or a chapel plus a parent night? Aaron can combine formats.

Keynote
A 30–60 minute main-stage message built for your theme.
Breakout or workshop
Interactive sessions with tools people use the next day.
Sermon or chapel
Expository, Christ-centered preaching for churches and schools.
Panel or interview
Conversation on leadership, education, and faith.
Virtual
Live-streamed or pre-recorded sessions for online events.

Who Aaron speaks to

  • Men’s conferences and retreats
  • Churches and church leadership
  • Christian school conferences
  • Faculty and staff in-service days
  • Student chapels and assemblies
  • Youth and kids ministry events
  • Parent and family nights
  • Nonprofit and marketplace leadership

How booking works

  1. Send an inquiry

    Share your date, audience, and theme through the booking form.

  2. Planning call

    A short call to understand your people and what you want them to leave with.

  3. Confirm the details

    Agreement, travel, and A/V needs settled well ahead of the event.

  4. Event day

    Aaron arrives prepared, serves your team, and stays to connect with attendees.

Questions event planners ask

Don’t see yours? Ask it in the booking form.

What kinds of events does Aaron speak at?

Men’s conferences and retreats, church services and leadership gatherings, Christian school conferences and faculty days, student chapels and youth events, and leadership events for nonprofits and businesses.

Can Aaron tailor a message to our theme?

Yes. Every booking starts with a planning call about your audience, theme, and goals, and the message is shaped around them.

What does it cost to book Aaron?

Fees depend on the event, format, and travel. Share your budget range in the booking form and we’ll find a way to make it work for ministries and schools of every size.

Does Aaron travel?

Yes. Aaron is based in Tyler, Texas and travels for events across the country. Virtual sessions are also available.

How far in advance should we book?

Three to six months ahead is ideal, especially for spring and fall conference season. Shorter timelines are sometimes possible, so ask.

Can we offer Aaron’s books at our event?

Yes. Be The Man They Need and The Boom Squad books can be made available for your attendees. Mention it in your inquiry.

Let’s build an unforgettable event

Tell us about your audience, date, and theme. You’ll hear back with availability and next steps.

Aaron Glover smiling, seated in a leather chair