An Open Letter to RZIM

The initial intention of this blog was to provide resources and encouragement to people undergoing spiritual deconstruction, and it will continue to be; however, events of late have been weighing heavily on my heart and words have been forming in my mind. Should my lone voice tilt the scales ever so slightly in the direction

Who Then Can We Trust?

This blog post has taken a long time for me to write. I debated sharing it at all, but I have heard from others who were feeling discouraged in similar ways, so if words make even one person feel less alone, then it is worth writing. I also want to take a moment to thank

Beirut: A Call to Love

Today was like any other. I woke up in a frenzy, brewed a cup off coffee, fought with Microsoft Teams to let me into my Daily Standup Meeting, replaced the batteries in my keyboard after it had died mid-Skype message, and was darting between PowerPoints and spreadsheets, trying to make as much forward progress as

Am I Spiritually Deconstructing?

Burnout. Disillusionment. Frustration. Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect. Romans 12:2 (ESV) We were so good. We went to church every Sunday. We were in Bible studies. We may

Welcome.

As I have undergone spiritual deconstruction and reconstruction, I have talked to many Christian Millennials who are going through the very same things that I have gone through – feelings of disillusionment, frustration, hurt, betrayal. I am here to tell you that not only are your feelings normal – they are healthy and indicative of