Don't Call Me Christian
Don't Call Me ChristianThis is for the misfits who questions everything they learned. If you're tired of shallow answers to deep questions, welcome home. Warning: Side effects may include expanded consciousness and the inability to sit through simplistic sermons
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Cross: Transaction or Transformation?
When I was young, I didn’t think I was the reason Jesus had to suffer. In fact, I didn’t understand why He had to die at all. If God is all-powerful and created the rules, couldn’t He rewrite the rules? Why go through all the pain and viole...
When Jesus Broke All the Rules (For All the Right Reasons)
Last week, we explored the Virtue Continuum—the idea that every virtue exists on a spectrum, and the sweet spot lies in the middle. This week, we’re diving into one of them: integrity
The Grade That Almost Cost My Soul: A Story About Finding God in the Grey Areas
Last week, we explored the Virtue Continuum—the idea that every virtue exists on a spectrum, and the sweet spot lies in the middle. This week, we’re diving into one of them: integrity
Why Good Christians Are Exhausted (And How to Break Free)
I used to think being a "good Christian" was like walking a tightrope—one wrong move and you'd fall into sin. Maybe you've felt that pressure too. The exhausting dance of trying to be perfect while knowing you're not. And every time you stu...
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