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The End of Us vs. Them
Us versus them. It is one of the oldest sentences the human heart knows how to say, older than language, certainly older than scripture. Us is the circle drawn warm and close, the people whose grief is our grief, whose children we would run...
When You Leave the Church But Your Brain Stays Behind
At thirty-six, I made a new patient appointment with a psychiatrist. Chief complaints were anxiety and depression. I was paralyzed. Overwhelmed. I couldn’t do it anymore.
From the outside, everything looked great. I was “amazing!” the othe...
Evangelical Idolatry
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Impatience is the word you can use to describe the concept of original sin. “I want what I want, and I want it now” is the basic thought that leads to just about everything horrible in the history of m...
Your 20s Are for Learning, Not Performing
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Even in my teens, I was really passionate about advocacy. I cared deeply about people and wanted to make a difference wherever I could. But transitioning into my twenties, when life is hitting you from all di...
Is “Cult or Not” the Wrong Question?
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Many evangelicals would tell you that I grew up in, and indeed am still part of, a cult. In the past, this bothered me a lot, and I would have invested more effort into trying to “debunk” that claim. But I t...
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Amplifying diverse voices committed to rejecting Christian Nationalism, advocating for systemic change and reclaiming the Christian Faith.
Deconstructing my experiences as a survivor of the adoption industry and evangelicalism helped me find a more expansive, humanistic spirituality. I write about identity, spirituality, justice, and public health through my lens as an adult adoptee.
Everything begins with a conversation. Moral clarity in chaotic times—faith, justice, humanity. Inviting you to think deeper, question louder, stay grounded. Featured in The Daily Beast, Blavity, Courier News and The Female Lead
I grew up steeped in the conservative, fundamentalist church. I now pastor a progressive, open & affirming church in Florida. Married to my college sweetheart and we have two wonderful kids.
I left a high-control religion and expected freedom to feel like relief. It didn’t. I write about what happens after obedience stops running your life — especially for the neurodivergent brains that were using it as scaffolding.
Exploring faith, justice, and the forces shaping our world. Founder of The Way Forward, a community for people seeking connection, purpose, and meaningful change. Learn more ⬇️
Punk rock + Jesus + AIDS + Nationalism + Sex + Apocalypse. But funny. That's the stuff of my memoir, "Dead Virgins for America."
Toronto-born Okinawan-Canadian\ud83c\udf8c\ud83c\udf41 | Exploring Manchester, UK | BA Philosophy & Theology (Tyndale University) | M.Div (Andrews University) | Lead Singer of Kozen\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6 & Origami Tsunami\ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7 | Creator with Passionfroot.co
Christian. Attorney. Author. And Evangelical iconoclast who happily takes on the phony-baloneyism of cultural christianity.
Eric is a husband, father, practicing attorney and former worship leader who still follows Jesus without a church home.
Executive Pastor, The First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain. Alum, Wake Forest School of Divinity, 2017. Preacher | Pastor | Father
Retired pastor, urban ministries, writer. Came to faith within Anabaptist tradition so peacemaking and non-violence have always seemed the right path. [email protected]. Published works @ Stephenwhiteauthor.com.
I'm a psychotherapist helping women stop overfunctioning and accepting other people's bullshit, in life and in the bedroom. Whether you're 48 or 78, we'll figure out what you want and go build it. There's no expiration date on becoming yourself.
EDJ loves to write about spirituality & sexuality. She has a degree in Christian Theology and a particular interest in the Evangelical Deconstruction Journey (EDJ) so many Christians are undertaking, herself included.
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