If you’ve spent any time in progressive Christian spaces, you’ve heard the term “deconstruction.” It’s everywhere. People are deconstructing purity culture, deconstructing complementarianism, deconstructing biblical inerrancy, deconstructing everything they were taught growing up in the church. And deconstruction is necessary.… Continue reading

Lately, I’ve been fielding questions about my faith. Pointed questions from traditionalists and fundamentalists who sense I’m not checking all their doctrinal boxes. They’re right. My journey through doubt and reconstruction has led me somewhere different, somewhere that feels more… Continue reading

Here’s a question that might challenge your beliefs: What if something can be biblical but not Christlike? Realizing this difference changed how I read scripture, how I think about church teaching, and what it means to follow Jesus. The truth… Continue reading

Matthew 4 contains one of the most fascinating exchanges in scripture: Satan tempting Jesus in the wilderness. But here’s what struck me when I really sat with this passage: Satan knows the Bible. Really knows it. He quotes scripture accurately,… Continue reading

When I set out to rebuild my relationship with faith, I hit an immediate roadblock: how do you read the Bible when everyone seems to interpret it differently? Pastors, scholars, skeptics, and believers all claim authority over these ancient texts.… Continue reading

Let’s address the elephant in the room: Christians have a reputation for hypocrisy. The accusation isn’t new, and honestly, it’s often deserved. But before we pile on religious folks exclusively, we need to recognize something crucial: hypocrisy isn’t strictly a… Continue reading