Join us for a rich, intersectional conversation with functional neurologist Dr. Jerome Lubbe, as he weaves together spirituality, psychology, and decades of brain research through the lens of the Brain Based Enneagram.

Amy shares hard-won wisdom from living in a disabled body, offering tender insights into what it means to walk faithfully into the Unknown.

Medieval and ancient history professor Laura Michele Diener brings a scholar’s insight and a feminist lens shaped by her years leading Marshall University’s Women’s Studies program.

Kayleen Asbo captivates with conversations that weave depth psychology, music, mysticism, myth, and history into a rich and radiant tapestry of insight.

The search for divine union often feels elusive, inviting us into a journey beyond the tangible toward deeper spiritual intimacy.

“You cannot believe yourself out of belonging here”—a powerful invitation to remember that belonging is deeper than belief and rooted in our very being.

Poet, father of four, seven years sober, and passionate Christ follower, Karl Thienes brings a deeply human voice shaped by transformation, healing, and lived faith.

Tamisha, Executive Director of ARC and PhD candidate in Theology, Culture, and Ethics, shares her passion for African American culture and literature, with a focus on the visionary work of Octavia Butler.

Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley, Cherokee descendant, theologian, and activist, shares profound insights on indigenous traditions and living in harmony through his work