Formation · Where reading becomes practice
Six formations, one for each theme — each built to move an idea from your head into the rhythms of your week. Walk any of them your way: a self-paced Pathway, or a facilitated Cohort with a guide and a group.
A self-paced journey you take on your own schedule — read, practice, and reflect at the pace your life allows.
The same path, walked with a trained facilitator and a small group on a shared weekly rhythm.
Same path, same practices — you choose whether to walk it alone or with others. Enrollment opens soon.
The formations
Theme 01Reading the archaeological record of Asia Minor for how the gospel actually took root.
Theme 02Integrating mission and theology — connecting Christ to culture the way Paul read Ephesus.
Theme 03Leadership shaped by the form of Christ — apostolic, cruciform, and reproducible.
Theme 04The church understood as a movement to be multiplied, not only an institution to maintain.
Theme 05How movements begin, grow, and multiply — where Scripture and social science meet.
Theme 06Engaging world religions and culture with discernment, honesty, and the way of Jesus.
The rhythm
Short readings and real cases open each week — the theology and the story behind the shift.
Embodied practices and prompts move it off the page and into your actual week and neighborhood.
Alone in a journal or together in a cohort — name what you saw God doing, then take the next small step.
Walking with a guide
The content is identical to the self-paced Pathway. What a cohort adds is people: a trained facilitator, a small group walking the same weeks, and the accountability of showing up together.
Upcoming cohorts
$249 · Coming Soon
Before you begin · FAQ
The content is exactly the same. A Pathway is self-paced — you move through the readings and practices on your own schedule. A Cohort walks that same material with a trained facilitator and a small group on a shared weekly rhythm.
Start where the question is real
Start with the theme that names the question you are already carrying. Each formation walks that thread from idea into practice.