Welcome to Deconstructing With Jesus—a sacred refuge for those untangling the knots of faith, healing from spiritual wounds, and seeking clarity after religious harm. Here, your questions are honored, your pain is acknowledged, and your journey is one we walk together.
The door is open, the table is wide, and Jesus is still here.
A quiet shelter for those no longer sure where they belong.



Why “Deconstructing With Jesus”
Because many of us were told we had to choose between our questions and our faith. But here, we honor both.
This space is for those who still believe in love, justice, and the teachings of Christ—even if they no longer fit into the boxes of modern evangelicalism.
Together, we’ll unpack toxic theology, explore healing, and rediscover a more honest and liberating spirituality.
And we do it with Jesus—not in spite of Him. Jesus himself challenged the religious authorities of His day, exposed hypocrisy, overturned oppressive traditions, and reminded people that mercy mattered more than sacrifice. He deconstructed the harmful systems around Him to make room for deeper love, inclusion, and truth. We follow His lead.
A Safe Space to Begin Again
For those whose faith was fractured by spiritual abuse, this is sacred ground for rebuilding. Lay down the rubble of harmful beliefs—brick by brick, question by question, we create something truer. This isn’t the end of your faith; it’s the beginning of one rooted in love, not fear.
We’ve been there too—disoriented, grieving, and unsure where to turn. But healing is possible, and you don’t have to do it alone. Here, your questions are honored, your story is safe, and Jesus is still building with you.
Explore, rest, wrestle, rebuild. You are welcome here.
your voice belongs here.
If you have a story of faith, healing, or transformation, we invite you to share it. Your journey could be the light someone else needs.
Share Your Story and help us walk the Way of Love together.
Disclaimer:
The content shared on this website is for informational and educational purposes only and reflects personal views and experiences. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional mental health care, counseling, diagnosis, or treatment.
Reading this blog does not establish a counselor-client relationship. If you are in crisis or in need of mental health support, please reach out to a licensed mental health professional in your area or contact a crisis service.



