Resilient & Curious: A faith-based conversation series to build relationships in 2025.

Streaming March 27-28, 2025. Available to watch until June 30, 2025. Links will be emailed directly the morning of the event.

Featuring 15 Jesus-loving visionaries and hosted by Mandy Pallock:

Kirk Freeman, Pastor & Author, CrossBridge Community Church
Enjoying Jesus Together: Weavin gDisciplemaking Into the Fabric of Your Life
Dr. Jeff Myers, President, Summit Ministries
Tools for Truth: The Transformative Power of Mentoring Conversations
Erin Davis, Writer & Teacher, erindavis.org
Raising Disciples: Practical Strategies for the Gospel-Centered Home
Phil Lollar, Writer
Risk, Love, & Teamwork: How Great Storytelling Informs Resilient Relationships
Jill E. McCormick, Writer & Speaker
Safe & Strong: Building Resilient Relationships with Humility & Curiosity
Paul Hastings, Host, Compelled Podcast
The Power of Ordinary: How Active Listening Unveils Life-Changing Stories
Juli Henderson, Founder, In Our Arms
Walking Together: The Power of Presence and Practical Support for Caregivers
Dr. Jonathan Rogers, President, The Habit
Stories that Bind: How Shared Stories Can Become the Glue that Holds Relationships Together
Lore Ferguson Wilbert, Author, lorewilbert.com
Open Hearts, Open Bibles: Fostering a Questioning Environment for Faith
Evan Barber, Senior Editor, Axis.org
From Screens to Scripture: Leveraging Pop Culture for Faith-Based Conversations
Molly Mayo, Writer & Podcast Co-Host, Lamplighter Ministries
Wonder & Words: Engagement Through Questions & Stories
Elizabeth Fox, Executive Director, Global Encounters
Discipleship Across Borders: Navigating Diverse Cultures with Love & Care
Dewey Novotny, Co-Founder, Life Purpose Planning
From Questions to Calling: Inspiring Growth and Passion in the Next Generation
Grace Uwizeye-Allen, Founder & CEO, Graceful Etiquette
Practical Grace: Elevating Communication with Good Manners
Mandy Pallock, Writer & Podcaster, Presently Engaged
Lifestyle Discipleship: Building Resilient Relationships, One Question at a Time