Today we explore the Grace Slowly Faith Recovery Pathway, a comprehensive framework designed to guide individuals from the trauma of spiritual abuse toward a restored relationship with God. This journey is organized into three non-linear stages: understandingthe dynamics of religious harm, healing through rest and deconstruction, and rebuilding a safe theological foundation. Rather than prioritizing intellectual knowledge, the model focuses on nervous system regulation and untangling the character of God from controlling institutional systems. It emphasizes that deconstruction is a necessary phase for removing toxic beliefs, provided it leads toward a voluntary and gracious reconstruction of faith. Ultimately, the pathway seeks to transform survivors by restoring their personal agency and helping them integrate their painful history into a resilient, lived spirituality.