Meet the Speakers

Theology of Denominations

Phylicia Masonheimer

Best-selling author, Bible teacher, and founder of Every Woman a Theologian – your host and founder Phylicia will share why the diversity of the global church is a good thing, empowering us to reach people for the gospel in unique ways appropriate to culture, time, and place.

Renewing Our Minds Toward God’s Just Vision and Heart

Pricelis Dominguez

Social worker-theologian and founder of Full Collective, Pricelis will unpack “Renewing Our Minds Toward God’s Just Vision and Heart,” tracing the Bible’s justice narrative from Genesis to Revelation and showing how a Spirit-shaped worldview fuels everyday, holistic justice.

A Theology of Multiethnic Church

Kristel Acevedo

Discipleship director at Transformation Church and D.Min. candidate at Wheaton, Kristel explores “A Theology of Multiethnic Church,” revealing how God’s promise of one multiethnic family (Rev 5:9) reshapes today’s discipleship, unity, and hospitality across cultures.

A Theology of Christ All Over the Old Testament

Chad Bird

Old-Testament scholar in residence at 1517 and author of The Christ Key, Chad will illuminate “Christ All Over the Old Testament,” guiding attendees to see Jesus woven through the Hebrew Scriptures.

The Trinity: A Foundational Doctrine for Christian Life to Flourish

Amy Gannett

Writer, Bible teacher, and creator of Tiny Theologians, Amy will articulate why “The Trinity” is the bedrock doctrine on which Christian life and flourishing depend, equipping listeners to delight in Father, Son, and Spirit.

The Problem of Evil and the World’s Varying Answers

Jeremy Jenkins

Executive director of All Things All People and intercultural-studies scholar, Jeremy presents “Theology of Evil,” comparing world religions’ answers to suffering and arguing that the Christian worldview offers the most coherent, hope-filled response.