EVOLVE. ELEVATE. EMERGE.
Kasaundra Bryant is a biblical and revelatory Gospel teacher, visionary creative, and award-winning artist devoted to advancing Christ’s Kingdom. A Morgan State University graduate with a foundation in architecture, she teaches the Word with clarity, anointing, and authority, bringing transformation and deliverance.As a bold culture reformer and prophetic pioneer, Kasaundra equips others to be led by the Holy Spirit, embrace unconventional ministry, and walk boldly in their God-given purpose.She is the founder of Grow Sessions and Unconventional Nights (UNCONV25), CEO of KreativBrain Studios, and co-host of The Bryants Live Podcast, co-leading Intercession Nights with her husband, Devin Bryant, empowering others to evolve, elevate, and emerge into their divine calling.
Rooted in Ephesians 4:13-16, Grow Sessions will cultivate unity, maturity, and spiritual growth, equipping and training Prophetic Gifts and Offices to fulfill their divine purpose.
This is more than a community—it's a movement of Kingdom-minded innovators committed to impacting the world for God’s glory.Here, you will experience spiritual growth through biblical teaching, creative empowerment to build and share your story with clarity, authentic connections with like-minded believers, and purposeful training to lead effectively in ministry and beyond.
Unconventional Global (UNCONV 25) is a creative, prophetic worship experience designed to unlock freedom, restore identity, and make space for God to move in unexpected ways. Held in the heart of Washington, D.C., these nights merge music, art, and intercession to cultivate atmospheres where hearts are healed, chains are broken, and creativity flows under the weight of God’s glory. This is more than an event, it’s a sacred invitation for the leader, for the creative and for the one!
"This song is for those who feel lost or unworthy of God’s love," says Kasaundra Bryant. "'Orphan to Son' is a declaration that no matter how far you’ve gone, the Father is always waiting with open arms." (Ephesians 1:4-6)