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When the Questions Won’t Stop

Scott McConnell -
Jesus didn’t gloss over the messiness of faith. He stopped and pointed at the doubt about who he is, and then he offered hope.
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Churchgoers and Deconstruction

Marissa Postell Sullivan -
Similarly, younger pastors, those 18-44, are the most likely to say they’re very familiar with deconstruction (36%), while pastors 65 and older are the least likely to possess that same level of familiarity (12%).
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Lecrae: Reconstructing Faith—Part 2

Paul J. Pastor -
It’s not that God was ever fake. It’s that his people are inconsistent. That’s always been the story.
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Lecrae: Reconstructing Faith—Part 1

Paul J. Pastor -
On and on goes the pattern of us using art to connect emotionally, mentally, spiritually, to paint a reality of vulnerability and transparency people can live into.
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5 Trends That Are Driving Deconstruction in the Church

Joe Terrell -
And what do we mean when we talk about deconstruction?

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