Deconstructing Faith is for people who were handed a version of Christianity that stopped working and aren't sure what, if anything, comes next. Maybe you left. Maybe you're still in the pew with your arms crossed. Maybe you're the pastor, and you're the one quietly falling apart. Nothing is wrong with you.

You'll find conversations about doubt, religious trauma, biblical literalism, purity culture, queer faith, and what it means to read scripture once you stop treating it as a rulebook. There's also a recurring series on Christianity and the body, exploring what yoga, tantra, and reiki can teach a tradition that's spent centuries treating the body as a problem to manage.

Nobody here is trying to drag you back to church. If you go back, great. If you don't, also great. The goal is honesty, and maybe some peace.

This isn't a cheap shot at the church. It's a specific argument: three reasons why Jesus — by his own behavior — would make most American churches deeply uncomfortable. Purity, money, and who gets to belong. We trace Acts 10 (Peter's vision and Corne
Your faith crisis is not a failure. It's not punishment. It's not evidence that something is wrong with you. In this video I want to talk about what a faith crisis actually is — through the lens of French philosopher Paul Ricoeur's concept of the *s
If you're in the middle of a faith crisis, this video is for you. Not a lecture. Not a five-step plan. A field guide — written by someone who's been out there himself and knows the territory. We trace the wilderness across scripture (Moses, Elijah,