A Year Well Wondered reflects a season of impact through leadership, laughter, and lasting ministry led by keynote speaker and creative communicator Scott Humston. In 2025, Scott and New Dimensions Evangelism partnered with churches, schools, nonprofits, and communities across the country—sharing the Gospel through imaginative communication, leadership events, outreach programs, and benefit performances.

From sold-out community shows and children’s ministry initiatives to leadership conferences and international mission impact, each gathering was designed to create meaningful moments that last beyond the stage. Through creativity, compassion, and collaboration, Scott Humston continues to help organizations engage audiences with purpose while supporting children and communities in need.

We are grateful for every partnership that made this year possible—and expectant for what’s ahead.

Hospitality of Performance is a leadership keynote that invites leaders to move beyond excellence and attendance and focus on creating meaningful moments. Through the Lead With Imagination framework, Scott Humston helps churches, nonprofits, and organizations see leadership as an act of hospitality—where people feel welcomed, valued, and engaged.

Blending storytelling, creativity, and practical insight, this keynote equips leaders to design gatherings, meetings, and events that foster connection, clarity, and lasting impact.

From Roosevelt’s Amazon to the Savannah Bananas, here’s what 21 diverse books taught me about imagination as leadership’s most underrated superpower.

The story of the Magi reminds us that God often leads us to Christ through unexpected paths. This Christmas reflection explores how the wise men followed a quiet light, embraced wonder, and discovered the presence of Jesus in an ordinary place. It invites us to seek Him with the same curiosity and faith today.

True wonder often begins at the table. November Kneemail invites you—leaders and believers—to slow down, listen deeply, and make space for grace. In this season of gratitude, we rediscover that presence, not perfection, is where Jesus meets us.