There are five overarching lies we've been taught about being a parent, with the first one being the foundation for the rest.

I will not abandon myself on the altar of trying to impress some system or group that serves itself and thrives on me doing so.

I grew up believing that my body was my enemy. All it wanted was to satisfy cravings that were selfish at best and ungodly at worst...

My ultimate goal is that folks like myself who are asking questions about the Bible, can find the freedom to do that.

God became a lover who is loved in return. We always say, “God is love." And love needs an object, an other, outside of the self.

“What if I’m not one of the elect,” she sobs into her aunt’s chest, “what if God hasn’t chosen me and I never see my mommy again?"

What is liminal space and why is it so important in our spiritual journeys? Also, what gift does winter have for us, if any?

Why does white privilege still exist? Why aren't more black voices heard and their stories told?

I want my child to use her voice, speak her truth, and be her glorious, outgoing, aggressively-friendly, joyfully exuberant self.

My universe feels as if it has imploded, my face is covered in tears, and I'm unsure of how to keep going. And that's okay...

My body was trying to communicate to me. I wouldn’t keep it up any longer. I needed to get out.

Now that I have children, I am doubling down on transformation of my pain over transmission of it.

Down deep in our hearts, we know that violence is antithetical to love. Yet we accept a God who loves and is violent at the same time. Why?

We must rewild, not only our outer landscapes, but the inner landscape of our soul. How can we do this?

I believe that for individuals who are Reclaiming sexual pleasure & learning to embrace innate sexuality is an essential tenet of healing.

If you have been told to believe that God wants anything less for you than safety and love and healing, you have been misled.

“That piece has no place here” she said “you weren’t given that, you added it yourself. Let it go before it separates you from God.”

In my past belief system, suffering was always part of a greater plan, so God’s glory would be revealed. But what if it's not?

"What if there are no answers?" "If there are, what if I can't figure them out?" "And if there are not, what will happen then?"

"What phrase or Bible verse makes you cringe when someone tries to "help" you with your deconstructing?"