We don't tell you what to believe. We don't have an agenda for where you should "end up" spiritually. We're not here to talk you out of faith, or back into it. We're here to walk with you through the wilderness.

While the term "deconstruction" has gained popularity in recent years, the phenomenon itself is far from new.

We figured that it might be useful to write a quick FAQ on Christian Nationalism, from the perspective of an anti-Christian Nationalist follower of Jesus. If you are a Christian, and you're confused about Christian Nationalism, we hope this helps clarify the historic Christian position on these issues.

When abuse happens in evangelical environments, it’s never without plenty of enablers in the vicinity. But not all of these enablers are mere “flying monkeys,” willingly or fearfully doing the will of the abuser.

Since we don’t all agree on the theological point, but we all know that some people lose their minds and that is a bad thing, let’s start from there. I advise a similar approach to Doug Wilson.

When we come to any ancient text, including the Bible, we're coming as tourists in someone else's culture. So it behooves us to be good guests and learn a little bit about our hosts before we go gallivanting off.

Sheep need a shepherd because there are wolves.

We still have never celebrated Jubilee. Not once.