A guided journey into compassion, contemplation, connection, and a faith rooted in love.

What if Scripture still has something new to say.

Imagine a faith where asking questions doesn’t threaten your relationship with God, but creates room for deeper understanding, compassion, and connection.

For many of us, we learned there was a “right” way to read Scripture.

We were taught

Over time, we can become so familiar with what we’ve been told Scripture says that we stop approaching it with curiosity.

But what if returning to these stories with new questions doesn't mean abandoning our faith?

What if it gives us an opportunity to discover just how expansive love can be?

Make room for a faith that is curious, compassionate, and rooted in love.

Love Is Good Religion by pastor and public theologian Trey Ferguson invites readers to return to Scripture with curiosity, imagination, and a willingness to see familiar stories through a fresh lens.

Through his New Living Treyslation and personal commentary, Trey challenges us to reconsider what we think we already know and explore what Scripture reveals about love, liberation, community, and human wholeness.

Together, we’ll engage in thoughtful discussion and personal reflection as we wrestle with the text, learn from one another, and explore what it means to practice a faith where love isn’t just something we believe in, it’s something we live.

When

October 1, 2026 - October 29, 2026
We will gather every Thursday at 7pm EST

Where

100% online, so you can join from anywhere

Who

For those who are curious about a faith rooted in love, liberation, community, and wholeness.

Investment

$25 (Participants will need to purchase their own copy of Love Is Good Religion.)

What to Expect

This experience is about more than reading a book. It’s about making space for what we read to expand, and deepen our faith.

Each part of this journey is designed to help us move beyond simply talking about love and explore what it means to practice a faith rooted in compassion, connection, liberation, and the wholeness of all people.

You can expect

Each week , Thursdays at 7:00 EST, we'll come together for a live virtual discussion centered on the book's themes and reflections. These gatherings are an opportunity to unpack the passages and ideas that challenged us, encouraged us, made us curious.

You don't have to wait until our weekly gathering to continue the conversation.

You'll receive access to our private community where we'll share reflections, questions, insights, and encouragement as we make our way through the book together.

As a participant, you'll receive access to the Flow in Faith Sanctuary for the duration of the book study.

The Sanctuary is our Christ-centered wellness community where we explore faith through body, breath, rest, reflection, and community.

Alongside the book study, you'll have access to live yoga and meditation practices, our on-demand library, community conversations, and other resources designed to support your spiritual and embodied well-being.

What might you discover when you return to familiar Scripture with fresh eyes?

Meet your Facilitator

Queen Robertson is a yoga educator, facilitator, and founder of Flow in Faith, a Christ-centered wellness community creating space for people to explore faith through movement, reflection, rest, and community.

Her own faith journey has included asking difficult questions, revisiting long-held beliefs, and discovering that curiosity doesn’t have to pull us away from God it can invite us into a deeper and more expansive relationship with Them.

As the facilitator of this study, Queen isn’t here to give you the “right” interpretation or tell you what to believe. She’ll create space for thoughtful conversation, honest questions, different perspectives, and the beautiful work of wrestling with Scripture together.

This is your Invitation

Not to find another set of “right” answers, but to approach Scripture with curiosity, compassion, and an open heart.

An invitation to revisit what you’ve been taught and ask questions you may not have felt permission to ask.

To listen for voices, experiences, and perspectives you may have overlooked before.

To allow love to challenge the ways we understand God, ourselves, and one another.

And to imagine what becomes possible when love is not simply something we believe but the way we practice our faith.

Have Questions?

Don't worry, we got you. Here are some answers for your questions.

No. We'll move through the book together. You'll receive a reading schedule so you'll know what to read before each weekly gathering.

Yes. Your registration covers participation in the book study and Sanctuary access. Each participant is responsible for purchasing their own copy of Love Is Good Religion.

That's okay. Sessions will be recorded, and registered participants will have access to the replays.

Your registration includes the weekly live book-study gatherings, access to session replays, our private community and access to the Flow in Faith Sanctuary during the book study.