You Don’t Earn Who You Already Are in Christ.
An 8-week live journey into identity, sonship, and learning to live from what Christ has already accomplished.

An 8-week live journey into identity, sonship, and learning to live from what Christ has already accomplished.

You can love Jesus and still feel like you have something to prove.
You can know you’re loved and still fear disappointing God. Know you’re a son or daughter and still work for approval. Understand grace and still struggle to rest.
School of Sonship is designed for that gap.
How the way you see the Father shapes everything else.
Bringing what you live from into agreement with truth.
Making room for Jesus where pain, fear and old agreements have shaped you.
Living from belonging rather than striving or position.
Learning to abide, listen, notice and respond.
Discovering the unique expression of Christ through your life.
Allowing what you’ve received to make room for others.
Carrying what God has formed into everyday life.
The goal isn’t simply to know more about sonship.
It’s to begin living differently because of it.


You may recognize yourself here if:
This probably isn’t the right season for you if you’re simply looking for more content to consume.
But $997 Isn’t the Gate.
For this cohort, there is no fixed tuition.
I don’t want someone hungry for this journey standing outside the room simply because $997 isn’t possible right now.
So you choose your contribution.
Some may contribute the full $997. Some may contribute more. Some may need to contribute considerably less.
Everyone receives the same School.
No application. No explanation of your finances. No proving you qualify.
Consider what you’re able to contribute. Talk to God about it. And respond according to your own conscience.

I’ve taught identity for years. But I’ve become less interested in whether someone can explain sonship and much more interested in whether they can live from it when life gets difficult.
That’s why I wanted to build something with room for more than teaching. I wanted conversation. I wanted encounter. I wanted people to be able to bring their actual lives into the room.
Not a crowd consuming content. A group of people learning how to live as sons and daughters together.