“I needed to dismantle those elements of my image of God that were harming me.” - Brad Jersak

For the past five years or so, the term ‘deconstruction” has become quite familiar in evangelical circles and is used to describe a process as varied as the people who experience it, but it primarily revolves around questioning tenets of faith. For some, it can mean leaving a particular church. For others, it is a process of understanding their faith in a different way or leaving religion altogether.

Brad Jersak is a frequent guest to the Restoring the Soul podcast and is joining Michael for the next two episodes as they discuss Brad’s latest book, “Out of the Embers: Faith After the Great Deconstruction.” In the book, Brad explores the necessity, perils, and possibilities of the Great Deconstruction—how it has the potential to either sabotage our communion with God or infuse it with the breath of life, the light and life of Christ himself.

Brad will share a fascinating look back at his own spiritual journey and the ramifications deconstruction had on his ministry and his personal relationships.

Helpful Resources:
Episode 194 - Brad Jersak, "IN: Incarnation, Inclusion, Abba & Lamb"
Episode 117 - Brad Jersak & Peter Zaremba, "Centering Prayer, Part 1"
Episode 51 - Brad Jersak Part II, "A More Beautiful Gospel"
Episode 50 - Brad Jersak Part 1, "A More Beautiful Gospel"

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