How has deconstruction benefitted you?

What has it cost you?

Do you have any regrets about your deconstruction journey?

In this final episode of the show, Kyle, Lola, and Jason discuss the highs and lows of their deconstruction journey along with their hopes for the future.

In this episode, Jason speaks to author and "This is Not Church" podcaster Jon Turney about the isolation of deconstruction and finding answers when they seem hard to come by.

In this episode, Kyle, Lola, and Jason discuss how their faith deconstruction has changed them as human beings.

In this episode, Jason talks with Rob Bell about seeing the whole world as a temple, humanity's big "Why?", and the art of storytelling.

In this episode, Jason talks with author and public theologian Dillon Naber Cruz about his journey from the Marines to pacifism, the war in Israel/Palestine, the Trump effect on Evangelicalism, Christian Nationalism, and a lot more.

In this episode, Lola, Kyle, and Jason discuss the fascination with martyrs within Evangelicalism and other world religions. Could this idolization of those willing to pay the ultimate price for their faith be unhealthy?

It was an absolute honor to spend an hour in conversation with "The Shack" author William Paul Young discussing his spiritual journey, his thoughts on the modern church, why we're terrified of a God who loves without condition, the role of Jesus in our faith, and shining light on some of the lies we believe about God.

In this episode, Lola talks with author Seth Showalter about finding the courage to embrace our authentic selves.

In this conversation, Jason speaks with author Jonathan Foster about losing his daughter, finding the strength to write about it, and how his daughter's memory inspires his current work in Haiti.

In this episode, we look beyond the emotions and indignation of cancel culture to its lasting impact on society. Also, author David Giles joins us for a conversation about his work.