Challies Dot Com has more from the final session; here's a quote to whet your appetite:

"Twice Jesus said, "These things I have spoken to you that my joy might be in you and your joy might be full." Pastors become ambassadors for those words and arguments and propositions. This is the job of a pastor. Don't let propositions be mocked in your presence. The main thing that comes through words when the Holy Spirit uses them is God. "The Lord revealed Himself to God through Samuel by the word of the Lord" (1 Samuel 3:21). If our joy is going to be Christ-exalting and God-glorifying, it must be rooted in the mind's perception of the truth of what makes God glorious. If our joy is to reflect the glory of God, it must flow through the mind's perception of what is true about the glory of God. Jesus is not honored most by the exploration of various Christologies anymore than your wife would be honored by your indecision concerning her character. Jesus is honored by our knowing and treasuring Him for who He really is. He is a real person, a fact, a fixed, unchanging reality in the universe independent of how you feel about Him. Our feelings about Him reflect the value we put upon Him."