Event Archive

What does it mean to remain faithful to our calling when life changes? How do we discern God's voice not only at the beginning of the journey but throughout its many chapters? Hear from leaders representing different stages of life and vocation as they share wisdom.

Join Dr. Darryl Wootton, author of Shh!, for a timely conversation on the spiritual power of quiet. Drawing from Scripture, decades of pastoral ministry, and his experience leading more than 450 churches and 1,500 ministers across Oklahoma, Dr. Wootton invites us to rediscover stillness as a source.

Taking a sabbatical can be life-giving—but knowing when, why, and how to step away is not always clear. This webinar explores the purpose of sabbatical for leaders. Join us for a practical and honest conversation with Dr. Gary Grogan, Rev. Jake Krahn, and others

Spiritual directors in training share their experience of receiving spiritual direction and the ways it is shaping their formation. Together, we’ll explore what they are learning, how they are growing, and how this work is being lived out personally and in their ministry contexts.

This webinar explores embodied spiritual practice through hiking, with insights from veteran hikers and Appalachian Trail chaplain from Hiker Church. It considers how movement, attention, and the physical body shape our experience of prayer and formation, particularly for spiritually-curious hikers.

Dr. Mark Hausfeld, Dr. Bryan Davenport, and Stephanie Smith share a timely conversation on the topic of fasting, contemplation, and praying in the Holy Spirit as ways to encounter God's transforming presence.

What is the purpose of Lent, and why does the Church begin this season with ashes? In this webinar, we explore the biblical and theological foundations of Lent and Ash Wednesday and how embodied practices form us.

After decades of serving Christ while quietly neglecting his body, Dr. Mark Andréson began “The Journey to Live Longer and Better.” What started as a health crisis became a spiritual awakening. God’s transforming grace reshaped his habits, restored his energy, and renewed his calling. Today, Mark lives, leads, and serves from a place of strength, endurance, and stewardship.

Dr. David Marx equips leaders to steward body, mind, and spirit through functional medicine so they can live with strength, clarity, and longevity while fulfilling their God-given Kingdom calling.

January is Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month—a time to confront a reality too often overlooked in ministry and Christian community. Join Dr. Mark Hausfeld, psychologists Dr. Grant Jones and Nathan Davis, and counselors Dr. Beth Davis and Eve Austin for this essential webinar. This session will also explore pathways to restoration—for both the wounded and the faith communities that long to embody Christ’s compassion and justice.

Advent invites us to slow down and live by the rhythm of God’s story. As we wait in hope, the church calendar helps form us—shaping our hearts through the steady rhythm of grace. Join Dr. Mark Hausfeld, Dr. Gail Johnsen, and Pastor Stephanie Smith for this timely conversation.

Listen as Tim and Eve Austin with Dr. Mark Hausfeld share reflections from their September 19–25 pilgrimage on El Camino, exploring how God shaped them individually and together through this ancient journey of holistic Christian formation.