Go Deeper With the God Who Gives Plans, and Take One Real Step on the Thing You've Been Carrying.
Do you ever wonder whether you missed it?
Whether the thing you sense in yourself was ever really there, or whether you imagined it years ago and have been quietly carrying a mistake ever since.
You look around at people who seem to know exactly what they're for, and you can't say it in a sentence. You've been faithful. You've served. And still there's a part of you that has never been used, and you don't know whether that's your fault, or your season, or simply how it is now.
It isn't any of those.
For three days, we're going to find out.
Charity Bowman Webb and Robyn Stewart, Director and Assistant Director of Streams Creative House, are opening the framework they've taught in rooms across the United States, South Africa, Germany, Sweden, Singapore and the UK.
Those rooms have held painters and physicians, musicians and business owners, sculptors and scientists and educators, all in the same space on purpose. Because something is released when the arts and every other sphere are brought together that is lost when they're kept apart.
This is the wisdom the church knew once and set down five hundred years ago. We're on a mission to restore it.
See how your spiritual gifts, training, personality, passions, and experience fit together. Begin to recognise the design behind what you already carry.
Moses came out of God’s presence with measurements, materials, and a plan. Explore how communion with God becomes the starting place for what you build.
An idea needs a process to become something you can put into the world. Learn how to move from what you sense to a next step you can take.
This room is for artists, business owners, educators, researchers, leaders, and believers who want to bring something into being.
The training centres on Scripture, relationship with God, and practical participation. It isn’t a technical course in a particular art form or profession.
Bring your paintbrush, your business, or the idea you haven’t started yet.
Charity didn't come to this from ministry. She came to it from a university education in art and design.
Eight years of full-time education in London, an honours degree and a diploma in two separate areas of design, and two further years studying the arts. Then, at twenty-seven, she met Jesus. Saved, baptised and healed of two and a half years of chronic fatigue in a single weekend.
Then she walked into the church and couldn't find anywhere for the way God had made her. So she lived as two people, a designer during the week and a Christian on Sunday, and asked God for years why He would wire someone this way if there was nowhere for it to go.
The answer took her into the prophetic, into biblical dream interpretation with Streams, and into leading creative mission teams where thousands encountered God. Then God told her to stop reading what others had written and study it out with Him alone. She's dyslexic and was stretched by every page. She wrote it anyway. That became Limitless, and later Creative Fusion.
She is now Director of Streams Creative House and has taught this material across six nations.
Robyn is the proof that this works outside a church building.
With over twenty years of experience in prophetic ministry, she has served on numerous prophetic teams, equipping believers to grow in their revelatory gifts. She has also been leading worship for fifteen years, serving as the worship pastor at her local church for the past five. She has always had a passion for people to encounter the presence of God, and this desire, coupled with her passion for creativity, has led to her involvement as part of the Streams Creative House leadership team since its inception. She now also serves as its Assistant Director.
She's also a practising image consultant and sees her business as another space to partner with God. Within a year of partnering with this message, she was more successful than people who had been in the industry almost ten years. Just three years after qualifying, she was recruited by the very company she trained with to help train and equip new consultants.
Her conviction is that believers who understand this should be head and shoulders above their peers, at the forefront of their field.
November 10 to 12, 2026 · 4 PM UK · 10 AM CST · 11 AM EST · 8 AM PST · 6 PM SAST
Teaching, activation, and time to work on what you’re carrying. Attend on Zoom from wherever you are.
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Can’t attend every session live? Catch the replays within 7 days. Join live when you can to work through the exercises as they happen.
The Blueprint Sessions · $17 Optional support for applying the teaching to your own assignment.
Yes, and it's also for everyone else, deliberately in the same room.
The arts are hugely important to us. Much of what we teach is about how essential they are as part of God's own language, and how misunderstood and marginalised they've been in the church. Across years of teaching this in six nations, the rooms have held plenty of artists, and alongside them medics, scientists, educators, business owners and leaders.
That mix is the point. When the arts are brought together with the other spheres in the same space, a completely different level of revelation, activation and creativity is released. When they're separated, something deep is lost. So bring your paintbrush or your protocol. This is about the creative DNA God has planted in every believer, the capacity to bring something into being that wasn't there before. That might be a canvas, a treatment approach, a curriculum, a business, a book, or the way you run a department.
Yes, and you're in the majority. The word has been narrowed almost beyond recognition. The first person Scripture describes as filled with the Spirit of God was a craftsman. Wisdom appears at creation as a master craftsman rather than a counsellor. You don't need to feel creative, and you don't need to not be. You need something you've been carrying and enough hunger to bring it.
About God. Charity's own line is that the destination isn't greater gifting or creativity, it's deeper friendship with Him. Every blueprint in Scripture came out of communion first: Moses in the cloud for forty days, Solomon asking in a dream, Joseph in a prison. We teach it in that order because that's the order it happens in. What gets built is the overflow, never the point.
The three days stand on their own and you'll get real value whether you buy anything or not. There is a VIP upgrade available, and at the end of day three we'll open The Renaissance Blueprint, our 50-week mentorship, for anyone who wants to keep going.
Everything is anchored in Scripture: Genesis 1, Exodus 25 to 40, Proverbs 8, 1 Kings 3 to 10, Joseph and Daniel, and the Tabernacle Pattern running from Eden to the restoration of all things. Character is taught alongside gifting throughout, and this sits on the prophetic foundation of Streams Ministries.
You get 7 days of replay access, and if you're in the US the live sessions fall at 11 AM Eastern and 8 AM Pacific, which is a working morning for a lot of you. We'd still push you toward live where you can, because day two and day three both involve working on your own assignment and that goes better in real time. But the replays are there for exactly this reason.
Tuesday 10 to Thursday 12 November 2026. Main sessions run 4 to 5 PM UK time each day, which is 11 AM to 12 PM Eastern, 8 to 9 AM Pacific and 6 to 7 PM South Africa. VIP Blueprint Sessions follow immediately afterwards.
The three-day intensive is FREE. After registration you'll have the option to upgrade to VIP for $17, which adds the three extended Blueprint Sessions and lifetime access to everything.
There was a time when the church built the things people still queue to see. The Sistine Chapel ceiling and a dome that held millions of bricks without scaffolding. Bach's thousand compositions and Newton crediting his faith for the questions that made him famous. Painting, sculpture and music flourishing alongside advances in law, trade, engineering and medicine, in the same cities, often in the same people.
That's the part we forgot. Not that the church once made art, but that the artists and the scientists and the builders were in the same room, and something happened there that doesn't happen when they're kept apart.
It was a culture full of people who believed God was worth asking, and asked Him about everything they touched.
Charity's conviction, after years of this, is that another one is coming. A co-creation movement that will need the whole panorama of culture as its playing field, arriving through ordinary people willing to lay down old assumptions and ask God for something new.
It starts the same way it always has. Not with a strategy, but with people close enough to Him to hear what He's saying.
