RADVO Conference

07/24/2026

🎣 “Come, follow me... and I will send you out to fish for people.” — Matthew 4:19 📖

When Jesus called Simon Peter and Andrew, they didn't wait for certainty. They trusted Him, left their nets behind, and followed. 🛶

Discipleship looks the same for us today. It means following God’s direction even when the path ahead is uncertain. 🧭

If you’re seeking clarity or discerning God’s call, trust that the Good Shepherd provides what you need for the journey. 🐑✨

⛪️ The 2027 RADVO Conference
📅 Sept 30–Oct 2, 2027
📍 Church of the Incarnation | Dallas, TX

Whether you are serving in ordained ministry or discerning an initial call, RADVO offers a space to pray, worship, learn from some of the brightest theological minds of our day, engage in honest conversations about the state of the Church, and spend time in vocational discernment.

🔗 More information is coming THIS FALL! Tap the link in our bio and follow us for updates!

07/14/2026

✨ “Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights…” — James 1:17 ✨

James reminds us that every good and perfect gift comes from God. As we receive, nurture, and share these gifts, we listen for how God is calling us to use them. For some, that call includes ordained ministry; for others, it is lived out through countless forms of faithful service. 🙏

Whether you are discerning a new direction, beginning your journey toward ordination, or already serving in ordained ministry, RADVO 2027 is a place to gather, pray, listen, and renew your awareness of God's call. 🌿

Where might God be calling you next?

📅 September 30–October 2, 2027
✨ More details coming this fall!

06/10/2026

“I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.” — 1 Corinthians 3:6 🌱

Some are called to plant, others to water—but it is God who brings the growth.

Whether lay or ordained, vocation is often discovered in the quiet work of listening for God’s direction and trusting Him with what He has entrusted to us.

If you're discerning how God may be calling you, join us at (Sept. 30–Oct. 2, 2027).

🙏 Pray. Listen. Discern. Build community with others asking the same questions.

05/27/2026

✨ A glimpse of RADVO 2025 ✨

Panels, worship, keynote sessions, great food, encouragement, and space for discernment + meaningful conversation—RADVO 2025 was a gift. 🎊

We’re already looking ahead to RADVO 2027. Know someone who should be there? Send this their way 📩

05/13/2026

The RADVO planning team is hard at work this spring ☀️ We can't wait to share what's ahead for ! Stay tuned & tag a friend who should be there!

📅 Sept 30-Oct 2, 2027
📍 Church of the Incarnation | Dallas, TX
🔗 radvoco.org

02/19/2026

“You are dust, and to dust you shall return.” — Genesis 3:19

Lent is a season of being formed again — in repentance, in prayer, and in the mercy of Christ.

We’re grateful for those who gathered in September and who now continue the quiet, faithful work of Christ’s Church in their own places.

May these forty days deepen humility, renew courage, clarify calling, and steady hope — for you, your ministry, and the Church.

A blessed Lent.

01/26/2026

✨ More moments from ✨

Such a special conference—we loved being with everyone who could attend!

📅 RADVO 2027: September 30–October 2. Details coming soon!

01/17/2026

From our friends at The Living Church

Check out this podcast episode featuring a session from !

In an era of cultural tension and political division, how should ministers approach the pulpit? Dr. Joseph Mangina, the Rev. Tish Harrison Warren, and the Rev. Dr. Annette Brownlee wrestle with preaching, leadership, and public life in a divided age.

Missed the 2025 RADVO conference—or want to revisit this conversation? Listen here 👇

https://ow.ly/sE2B50XKwUl

How should ministers of the gospel engage politics from the pulpit? Enjoy the latest episode of the podcast with Joe Mangina, Tish Harrison Warren, and Annette Brownlee. https://ow.ly/sE2B50XKwUl

01/12/2026

Take a look back at Dr. Simeon Zahl’s talk from the 2025 RADVO Conference, “The Grammar of Christian Hope.” Simeon reminds us that Christian hope is not irrational or naive — it’s a confident, steady expectation rooted in God’s faithfulness and the certainty of his promises.

If you haven’t had a chance to revisit the keynote recordings, watch them today at the link in our bio.

Plus, stay tuned for more information on the 2027 RADVO Conference, happening September 30 – October 2, 2027 in Dallas — details coming soon!

01/06/2026

🌟 As we enter the new year, take time to listen to Tish Harrison Warren’s talk, “How to Keep Going: Perseverance and Hope in the Work of Ministry.” Hear words of resilience and encouragement for the road ahead.

Watch all of the keynote talks at the link in our bio. 🔗