This 8-week course is designed for anyone seeking a deeper, more inclusive understanding of Christian theology outside the bounds of fundamentalism and Christian Nationalism. Whether you're deconstructing harmful teachings, rebuilding your faith, or just curious about how theology shapes culture and politics, this course will meet you where you are.

Rooted in the work of James Cone’s A Black Theology of Liberation, this two-week course explores how Black Liberation Theology offers a powerful and necessary lens for faithfully engaging the times we are living in.

This two week course invites people to examine how racism has historically shown itself within Christian theology, church structures, and everyday congregational life—and how followers of Jesus are called to respond actively. Drawing on liberation theology, feminism, and intersectional approaches, this course challenges colorblind approaches to justice and instead centers repentance, repair, and liberation.

This 3-week course is designed for anyone seeking a deeper, more inclusive understanding of women's presence in the Bible.

This 4-week course is designed for anyone seeking a deeper, more inclusive understanding of the intersections in faiths including Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism.

Led by progressive scholars, pastors, and thought leaders, each week dives into a key theological theme — from history of faith from around the world to how Christians can find common ground with our neighbors in different religions.

This 4-week course is designed for anyone seeking a deeper, more inclusive understanding of mental health for Christians.

Led by progressive scholars, pastors, and thought leaders, each week dives into a key mental health theme.

This course explores the early history of that relationship, tracing how queer communities experienced the church and how churches responded during some of the most formative decades of modern LGBTQ+ history.

This 2-week course designed to meet young people and the families who raise them exactly where they are.

Whether you're a parent planting seeds of civic courage in your little ones, or a high schooler ready to turn your passion into action, this class will give you the tools, language, and confidence to show up and make it count.

These courses are designed to provide foundational knowledge on the intersection of faith, law, government, and grassroots activism. They're for people who want to understand key First Amendment protections, learn strategic frameworks for driving social change, and explore the historical and modern dynamics shaping religious freedom and politics in the United States.