In recent years, the word deconstruction has become somewhat of a lightning rod in Christian spaces. For some, it evokes fear associated with backsliding, rebellion, or a rejection of truth. But for many others, especially those carrying the wounds of abuse within high-control churches, deconstruction isn’t a trend or a threat. It’s a lifeline. A way to heal. A necessary step toward reclaiming spiritual autonomy and personal integrity.

The women in the Easter story are not an add-on, minor actors with a few moments on the side of the main stage. They are central, counter-cultural, courageous, prophetic, faithful.  In a world that often side-lines women, Easter reminds us that God never does.

Does verse 13 of 1 Timothy 2, “For Adam was formed first, then Eve” always mean that a man must lead and women are always subordinate in chu

I wonder how 2023 has been for you? It seems that even as we move more and more beyond the years of covid lockdowns we haven’t found a...

While positivity is generally a good thing, toxic positivity might not be the best route to take.

We can't change the way we think until we change the way we relate to our body that is taking in the information around us.

Have you ever felt your heart so full of joy in gratitude to God for someone else? Did you ever tell them? Recently I had the pure joy of...