Category Archives: Deconstructing Big Fancy Religious Systems

One thing I’ve found in my years of working in a counseling/social work field is that curriculum doesn’t save people from themselves. Today there are great theories and disciplines that have inspired great change, yet you can’t just sit someone … Continue reading →

Though Jesus makes us new, it’s nearly impossible for me to think about Christianity without having flashbacks to how I was raised in a conservative, legalistic church – what I would call my old life. It speaks to the power of … Continue reading →

Have you ever noticed that many Christian couples seem to get married after 1-2 years of dating whereas many non-religious couples tend to put off getting married to 3-5 years of dating? This begs the question – what’s the rush … Continue reading →

We have a lot of verses etched on our Bible cover cases reminding us of God’s faithfulness – but what does it really mean? Few people believe that God isn’t faithful – in a world full of uncertainty and chaos … Continue reading →

Last week I gave you my thoughts on the Holy Book of Christianity. I’m sure I looked like a red hot liberal because I couldn’t affirm that I believe the Bible is infallible. Belief, for Christians, is huge. Especially in … Continue reading →

A story: It’s called a gap year. They’re practically required for European students graduating from their equivalent of high school, and it’s purpose is to enjoy a break before getting right back into the grind of studies. If money allows the gap … Continue reading →