<p>There seems to be a rash of high-profile Christians who have left the faith in rather public ways. The popular terms is “deconstructing” your faith or becoming an “exvangelical”. We will take a look at these popular terms and explore how re-evaluating beliefs may actually lead you toward “reconstruction” a deeper understanding of a life patterned after Jesus<br> <br>GUESTS: Corrie Smith and Kim Chuckray</p>

There seems to be a rash of high-profile Christians who have left the faith in rather public ways. The popular terms is “deconstructing” your faith or becoming an “exvangelical”. We will take a look at these popular terms and explore how re-evaluating beliefs may actually lead you toward “reconstruction” a deeper understanding of a life patterned after Jesus GUESTS: Corrie Smith and Kim Chuckray

Deconstruction and Reconstruction

Ever notice how difficult is to have real conversations? To listen, really listen to the thoughts, perspectives and experiences of others? So much of the airwaves are filled with memes, soundbites and mic drop moments meant to shut conversation down. On The Woodmen Social, we desire real conversations, with real people on the tough topics that we don’t seem to talk about anymore.

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Deconstruction and Reconstruction

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