Our evening is designed to be a sanctuary where the high-pressure, hyper-connected world is traded for deep, human connection and spiritual formation.

The Environment: Digital Detox

• Location: The evening takes place in—a home or quiet setting in neighborhoods around Lake Nona. We welcome all guests.

• Aesthetic: The space encourages digital detox. The space is curated with physical Bibles, books, and candles to create a sensory “Sabbath” from digital saturation.

The Food: The “Table” as Equalizer

• The Meal: A long, lingering meal is served around a large communal table.

• Spiritual Direction Integration: Borrowing from ancient Christian models of soul care, the meal is not just for calories but for “hospitality of the soul”.

The Conversation: A Shelter for Honest Questions

The discussion moves beyond small talk to engage with “Ultimate Questions”.

• Questions might include:

  • "What does peace in your life look like?"

  • "What was the best thing that you saw God do in your week?"

  • "How can we do something good and love our neighborhood?"

The Opening: Music

We sometimes begin the evening with some acoustic music or quiet time for personal reflection.

The Middle: Spiritual Formation

The middle of the evening has time reflecting upon some aspect of Scripture.

• Spiritual Practice: This may involve Lectio Divina, Examen, or another historic Christian practice for meditating upon Scripture.

• Reflection: We provide questions for deeper spiritual formation.

The Sending: The evening concludes not with production, but with quiet reflection.

• Spiritual Practice: This may involve contemplative prayer, or a brief liturgy reclaiming your body and soul as a recipient of God's grace.