Emotionally Healthy Spirituality @ Fathom Church (9 Weeks)
2025-09-09 - 2025-11-04 | Fathom Church, 12700 Old St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville, FL, 32258, United States
Join me for an 9 week study of Peter Scazzero’s book Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: It’s Impossible to Be Spiritually Mature, While Remaining Emotionally Immature. We will explore how emotional health and spiritual health go hand-in-hand and begin to break emotional chains that constrain spiritual freedom.
Where: Fathom Church
When: Tuesdays Sept 9 – Nov 4, 2024
What time: 6:30-8pm
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Obstacles to Connection with God Seminar (Virtual)
2025-10-04 10:00 - 11:00 (America/New_York) | FL
Sometimes God feels so distant and there are many people who have never felt truly connected to God despite doing all the “right” Christian things (i.e., reading the Bible, going to church, praying, etc.). For some people having a relationship with God seems like a fairytale or wishful thinking and they cannot understand what people mean when they say that they enjoy spending time with God.
I have been there and I know the frustration of doing all the right things and still not feeling connected to God. I have experienced the doubts of wondering whether I am truly saved because I don’t feel anything coming back when I read or pray or worship. I have experienced the sadness of wondering whether God just doesn’t love me enough to want to connect with me, of wondering why others seem to feel his presence while I just feel alone.
If this is you, I have good news. The answer is not just that you need to try harder. There are numerous reasons people don’t feel connected with God and I will walk you through a process that you can use to identify what is getting in the way of connection for you on any given day.
You don’t have to stay stuck or disappointed. God wants to connect with you, so join me to learn a tool you can use to remove the obstacle your experiencing today.
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NOBTS Defend Conference
2026-01-04 17:00 - 2026-01-09 12:00 | New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, 3939 Gentilly Blvd, New Orleans, LA, 70126, United States
Plenary: Does AI Lead to Atheism (Jan 6)
Break out 1: Paganism Rising (Date: TBD)
Break out 2: Old Testament History or Hoax (Date: TBD)
Panel Discussion: Christian Ethics – How Does Christianity Lead to Personal and Societal Flourishing? (Jan 8)
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Obstacles to Connection with God Seminar (Virtual)
2026-01-24 10:00 - 11:00 | Virtual, Zoom, Jacksonville, FL, United States
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Do you want a relationship with God, but just can’t seem to make yourself believe?
Are you tired of doing all the things, yet never feeling connected?
Have you ever wondered if there really is anyone on the other side hearing your prayers?
Do you feel used by God rather than loved?
Does having a relationship with God seem like a fairytale or wishful thinking?
Do you feel like you’re missing something when people say they enjoy spending time with God?

I’ve been there.

I know the frustration of doing all the right things and still not feeling connected to God. I have experienced the doubts of wondering whether I am truly saved because I don’t feel anything coming back when I read or pray or worship. I have experienced the sadness of wondering whether God just doesn’t love me enough to want to connect with me, of wondering why others seem to feel his presence while I just feel alone.
If this is you, I have good news. The answer is not just that you need to try harder. There are numerous reasons people don’t feel connected with God and I will walk you through a process that you can use to identify what is getting in the way of connection for you on any given day.

The cross proves God desires relationship with you.

You don’t have to stay stuck or disappointed. God wants to connect with you, so join me to learn a tool you can use to remove the obstacle your experiencing today.

Relationship with God Workshop (Virtual)
2026-02-21 10:00 - 13:00 | Virtual, Zoom, Jacksonville, FL, United States
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One of the unique aspects of Christianity is that we are able to have an intimate relationship with God. The Bible speaks of people being friends of God, Christians are children of God, Believers are indwelt by God, yet sometimes our understanding of what it looks like to have a relationship with God is uni-directional (one way) and has no behavioral difference from any other religion that has a holy text.
Join me for a deep dive into this unique aspect of Christianity. We will explore the personhood of God and look at some of the things that stand in the way of us developing a bi-directional relationship with the God of the Bible.

FAQ

If you are someone who desires a deeper relationship with God than you have than this is for you. 👀 Whether you have no relationship, used to have a relationship but God feels distant, or are somewhere in between we can help you identify and take the next step into intimacy with God. 🔎
We’ll begin with a discussion of who the Holy Spirit is in relation to God and humans. 🧍 Then we’ll take a look at what interaction with God looks like throughout the Bible as different people interact with him. 🫶 Finally, we’ll discuss some common obstacles that get in the way of people connecting with God. 🪨
When you leave:

You’ll know what relationship looks like with God.
You’ll have a tool to identify what is getting in the way for you today that you can continue to use in future if you ever become disconnected again.
You’ll have identified next steps for you to move from disconnection to connection.
You’ll also have a tool you can utilize in your daily prayer life to shift you’re prayer life from talking at God to communing with God.

No problem! Orthodox Christianity holds to the position that every believer is indwelt with the Holy Spirit. 🕊️ We’re pressing into that idea to help people identify why they feel disconnected from the Holy Spirit that indwells them and to inspire those who have yet to become believers to see what God desires for them. Some things to consider:
We pay people for medical advice (doctors), nutrition advice (nutritionists), relationship advice (counselors), fitness advice (personal trainers), business advice, financial advice, sports advice, parenting advice, public speaking advice, career advice, SAT prep advice, and so much more. If we’re willing to pay for advice from professionals in temporary pursuits, then why shouldn’t we be willing to invest in getting advice about eternal things? ✨
Everyone has expenses and there are only 24hrs in a day. If coaches have to work a different job to earn a living then they are limited in the number of people they can help, due to the number of hours they have to allocate to their paying job. If they can receive an income from coaching, they are able to help more people. 🥑🏠🚙 The Gospel is free and available to everyone. If you’ve never heard the Goodnews (Gospel), I encourage you to read the book of John in the Bible to learn about who Jesus is and what he did to restore humanity to himself. ✝️
There are tons of Christian resources in apologetics, theology, and the impact of emotions on spiritual things available through books, videos, websites, churches, bible colleges, and seminaries. You can find everything I provide if you are willing to put in the leg work. 📖👩‍🏫💻⛪⏳
I’ve spent over 15 years and over $60,000 to come to the place I am in my walk with Christ. I came to the place I am today through colleges, churches, 1-1 coaching, group coaching programs, books, articles, and lots more. You’re welcome to walk the path I walked, but if you’d like someone to help you get your questions answered in a more direct way, then I’m happy to help.🫶 You can find our statement of faith here and our philosophy of apologetics here.

Truth — A Class on Faith and Intellectual Honesty
2026-06-06 10:00 - 11:00 | Virtual, Zoom, Jacksonville, FL, United States
Most conversations about faith ask you to choose between believing and thinking. This one doesn’t.

Faith and intellectual honesty don’t have to be in conflict — but most faith conversations treat them like they are. Either you believe, or you ask hard questions. Either you trust, or you think. This class is built on the premise that that’s a false choice, and it starts with the question underneath all the others: is there such a thing as objective truth?

Does it matter whether truth is objective?

If truth is just personal preference, then Christianity is one flavor among many. There’s no reason to evangelize. No reason to claim Jesus is THE way — just a way. And the entire framework collapses — not because of atheism, but because of relativism.

Most people who wrestle with faith have never heard it framed that way. Most church conversations don’t go there.

This one does.

What we’ll cover

Why relativism about truth actually hurts Christianity more than atheism does
What the Bible says about truth — and why it’s more interesting than most people expect
Why intellectual honesty is an act of faith, not a threat to it
How to think clearly about truth claims without needing a philosophy degree
Why “all religions are basically the same” doesn’t hold up under scrutiny

This class is for you if…

You’d describe yourself as spiritually curious but skeptical
You want to believe but feel like you can’t just make yourself do it
You’ve been a Christian for years but have never engaged the intellectual side of your faith
You’re tired of faith conversations that don’t let you be honest
You’ve been told that asking hard questions means you don’t have enough faith

This class is intentionally more head than heart. If the emotional side is where you’re stuck — if you intellectually believe but still feel disconnected — that’s what 1-on-1 coaching is for.

Class details

Format
Live on Zoom — 60 minutes including Q&A

Price
$25

Included
Class notes and reflection guide sent to all registrants

Register — $25

About Kristen

Kristen Davis holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Religion and an MA in Christian Apologetics. She’s the founder of DoubtLess Faith and has spent years helping people work through the intellectual and emotional barriers that keep them from connecting with God. Her approach to faith and intellectual honesty is grounded in the conviction that real belief has to be able to survive real questions. She’s the kind of person you can ask the questions you’ve been afraid to ask out loud.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need any background in theology or philosophy?

No. This class is designed for people who are asking these questions for the first time, not people who already have answers. If you’re coming in curious and a little skeptical, you’re in exactly the right place.

Is this a church service or devotional?

No. This is a thinking class, not a worship experience. There’s no altar call, no pressure to reach a particular conclusion, and no assumption that you already believe. The goal is to think through the question honestly — wherever that takes you.

What if I’m not sure I believe in God?

You’re welcome here. This class doesn’t assume belief — it examines the foundations that make belief reasonable. If you’re genuinely uncertain and willing to think it through, that’s exactly the disposition this class is designed for. Faith and intellectual honesty go together better than most people have been taught.

Register — $25

The Supernatural: Is There Evidence for a World Beyond the Physical?
2026-07-11 10:00 - 11:00 | Virtual, Zoom, Jacksonville, FL, United States
Most people assume science has ruled out the supernatural. It hasn’t. This class looks at why.

This class is for you if…

You’re skeptical of the supernatural but genuinely open to examining the evidence
You’ve been told believing in miracles means ignoring science
You want to believe but need the intellectual framework to back it up
You’re tired of faith conversations that treat hard questions as threats
You’ve wondered whether there’s anything beyond the physical world — and wanted an honest answer

This class is intentionally more head than heart. If the emotional side is where you’re stuck — if you intellectually believe but still feel disconnected — that’s what 1-on-1 coaching is for.

Is there evidence for the supernatural — or is belief in anything beyond the physical just wishful thinking? That’s not a question most faith conversations take seriously. This one does. We’re going to look at what the evidence actually says, why the standard objections don’t hold up as well as people think, and what it means for Christianity if the supernatural is real.
What will be different after this class
An hour from now, you could walk away with a clear, defensible answer to one of the most common objections faith has ever faced — and the confidence to actually use it in a real conversation. Not a sermon. Not a devotional. An honest examination of what the evidence actually supports.

What we’ll cover

Why “science disproves the supernatural” is a philosophical claim, not a scientific one
What kinds of evidence point toward a reality beyond the physical
What Christianity actually claims about the supernatural — and why it matters
How to think and talk about this honestly without sounding like you’ve checked your brain at the door

Class details

Format
Live on Zoom — 60 minutes including Q&A

Date
July 11, 2026 — 10:00 AM EDT. One session only.

Price
$25 — less than a book on the topic, and you’ll leave knowing exactly what to do with the arguments

Included
Class notes, recording, and reflection guide sent to all registrants

Register — $25

About Kristen
I’ve spent years studying the arguments skeptics make — and the responses believers give back — and most of the Christian responses aren’t good enough. This class doesn’t give you the easy answers. It gives you the honest ones. I hold a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Religion and an MA in Christian Apologetics not because I started with certainty, but because I needed to know whether the evidence actually holds up. It does. I’ll show you why. I’m also the founder of DoubtLess Faith and the kind of person you can ask the questions you’ve been afraid to ask out loud.

Frequently asked questions
Do I need any background in theology or philosophy?
No. This class is designed for people who are asking these questions for the first time, not people who already have answers. If you’re coming in curious and a little skeptical, you’re in exactly the right place.
Is this a church service or devotional?
No. This is a thinking class, not a worship experience. There’s no altar call, no pressure to reach a particular conclusion, and no assumption that you already believe. The goal is to examine the evidence honestly — wherever that takes you.
What if I don’t believe in miracles?
That’s a completely reasonable starting point, and this class doesn’t ask you to check it at the door. We’ll look at what the evidence actually supports and why the case for the supernatural is stronger than most skeptics have been led to believe. Come with your doubts — that’s what the class is for.
What if I’m not ready to register yet?
No problem. If you’re still deciding, join the email list and I’ll send you a short overview of what we’ll cover and why the evidence is stronger than you might think. No pressure — just the information.

How to Hear from God — A 3-Hour Virtual Workshop
2026-08-29 10:00 - 13:00 | Virtual, Zoom, Jacksonville, FL, United States
Most people want to know how to hear from God. Most faith conversations never actually answer that question. This one does.

Learning how to hear from God is not as mysterious as most church conversations make it sound. Christianity makes a claim no other world religion makes in quite the same way: that you can have a personal, bi-directional relationship with God. Not just belief in him. Not just following his commands. An actual relationship — one where he speaks and you listen, and you speak and he hears.

But if you look at how most people describe that relationship, it sounds like this: include God in your daily life, pray to him, read his Word, meditate on Scripture, join a church community. Those are all good things. But ask yourself honestly — if you replaced “God” with a person you claimed to have a relationship with, and that was your definition of the relationship, would it actually sound like a relationship? Or would it sound like you read their old letters, thought about what they would want, and spent time with people who admired them?

If it’s only ever going one way, it’s not a relationship.

This workshop is about the other direction — what it looks like for God to speak, how to get into a posture where you can hear him, and what’s getting in the way if you can’t.

Why is it so hard to hear from God?

The Bible gives us a picture of what hearing from God is supposed to look like — and it’s not complicated. In Genesis, Adam and Eve knew God’s footsteps. Not his voice — his footsteps. They were so familiar with him walking in the garden that they recognized the sound of his approach above every other creature in that place. That’s not a picture of people who read a text and thought about its application. That’s intimacy.

At the other end, Revelation describes God’s final plan: he will dwell with his people face-to-face. That is the beginning and the end of the story. Which raises a question: why would we expect him to behave so differently in the middle?

This workshop takes that question seriously — and works through what it practically means to move from a one-way relationship with God to a real one.

What we’ll cover

Why “all religions are the same” fails the moment you get specific about attributes
Who the Holy Spirit actually is — person, not force — and what that means for your daily life
What bi-directional relationship with God looked like throughout the Bible, and why it wasn’t reserved for prophets
Whether God still speaks to people today — and the case for why a largely silent God is harder to square with Scripture than most people think
How to get into a posture of listening — practically, not theoretically
What’s getting in the way for you specifically, and how to diagnose it

Throughout the workshop, we’ll stop and do what I call “circle ups” — guided listening prayer exercises where you actually practice being in the presence of God rather than just learning about it. The goal is not more head knowledge. It’s to give you tools you can use on your own when the workshop is done.

This workshop is for you if…

You believe in God intellectually but your relationship with him feels like a monologue
You used to feel connected but somewhere along the way that connection faded
You’ve been a Christian for years and quietly wonder why it doesn’t feel like what the Bible describes
You’ve been told God speaks to people, but you’ve never been sure that applies to you
You have questions about the Holy Spirit that your church context never quite answered
You want more than information — you want to actually practice connecting with God in real time

This workshop on how to hear from God balances head and heart. We’ll do real theological work on who God is and what the Bible says about relationship — and we’ll also stop and practice. If the intellectual side needs to be settled before the emotional side feels safe, you’re in the right place. If the intellectual side feels settled but the connection still isn’t there, you’re also in the right place.

Workshop details

Format
Live on Zoom — approximately 3 hours with a break in the middle

Price
$75

Included
A curated resource list (vetted books on the Holy Spirit, miracles, listening prayer, and inner healing) and a “pulse check” guide — a diagnostic tool you can use anytime you feel disconnected from God

Register — $75

About Kristen

Kristen Davis holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Religion and an MA in Christian Apologetics. She’s the founder of DoubtLess Faith and has spent years helping people work through the intellectual and emotional barriers that keep them from connecting with God. She spent much of her own journey asking whether any of this was actually supposed to feel different than it did — and found her way to the other side of that question. She’s the kind of person you can be honest with about where you actually are.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a theology background to follow this?

No. The workshop is designed to work whether you’ve been in church your whole life or you’re approaching this largely as an outsider. If you’ve never heard the word “cessationist” or aren’t sure what the Trinity means, that’s fine — we’ll cover it. If you’ve been in seminary, you’ll find the content goes somewhere most seminary courses don’t.

Is this a charismatic thing?

Not in the way you might be thinking. Orthodox Christianity — across virtually every tradition — holds that every believer is indwelt by the Holy Spirit. This workshop is built on that shared ground, not on any particular tradition’s take on spiritual gifts. The question we’re pressing into is simpler: if the Holy Spirit actually lives in you, why does it so often feel like nothing is happening?

What if I’m skeptical that God speaks to people today?

That’s worth examining rather than assumed. The workshop walks through what the Bible actually shows us about divine-human interaction from Genesis to Revelation — and makes the case that the expectation of a largely silent God is harder to square with the text than people think. Come with your skepticism. That’s what the content is designed to engage.

Is this more head or heart?

Both, intentionally. We spend significant time on the theology — who is the God we’re talking about, what does the Bible say about the Holy Spirit, what does relationship with God actually look like in the scriptures. And we also stop several times throughout the workshop to practice. There’s no point teaching someone how to listen to God and never actually doing it.

What do I walk away with?

Practically: a curated reading list organized around whatever is getting in the way for you — theology, emotional healing, learning to hear God’s voice, or the apologetics of miracles — and a diagnostic tool called the pulse check that you can use on your own whenever you feel your connection with God slipping.

More broadly: a clearer picture of who the God of the Bible actually is, what he designed relationship with him to look like, and a more honest read on what’s standing between you and that.

Register — $75
