This conference is run by Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and includes speakers such as Joel Beeke and Michael Barrett. The focus of the 2011 conference is the Holy Spirit. Here are just a handful of the 14 sessions that made up the conference:
Precursors to Pentecost
How the Holy Spirit is Another Comforter
The Holy Spirit in the Early Church
Richard Sibbes on Entertaining the Holy Spirit
The Outpouring of the Spirit: Anticipated, Attained & Available
Christ the Center engages in a rich discussion with Richard Gaffin about the place of Pentecost in redemptive history. From their website:
Drawing from his book Perspectives on Pentecost and his “Acts and Paul” lecture notes, Dr. Gaffin explained the place of Pentecost as the culmination of that complex of events surrounding the person and work of Jesus Christ which includes his incarnation, death, resurrection, and ascension. Pentecost, then, occurs as part of the accomplishment of redemption and is therefore unrepeatable although its significance and effects reverberate throughout the Christian life. This is a rich biblical theological discussion that will repay frequent rehearsals.
Faith by Hearing 