What are you exploring?

Curveball

Peter Enns

Peter Enns uses memoir, biblical scholarship, humor, and constructive theology to describe faith after inherited explanations of God and Scripture stop accounting for lived experience. Rather than resolving each disruption, he explores how unexpected turns can expose the limits of a tightly managed God and open a less certain, more spacious Christian trust. The book gathers themes from Enns's earlier work into a personal account of change rather than a systematic theology.

Dynamics of Faith

Paul Tillich

A concise account of faith as ultimate concern, including doubt as an element within faith rather than its opposite.

Exvangelical

Blake Chastain

Faith Unraveled

Rachel Held Evans

Evans recounts growing up in an apologetics-centered evangelical world where faithful questions were expected to have defensible answers, then follows the questions that unsettled that system. Evolution, biblical interpretation, religious pluralism, gender, politics, and the problem of suffering become parts of a lived transition toward a more progressive Christianity in which uncertainty is no longer treated as faith's opposite.

The Life After Podcast

Brady Hardin

More Than Allegory

Bernardo Kastrup

Bernardo Kastrup argues that sacred myths are neither straightforward factual reports nor merely invented allegories, but symbolic expressions of realities that exceed discursive language. It is a bridge for readers whose scriptures remain meaningful after literalism.

The Sin of Certainty

Peter Enns

Peter Enns argues that Christian faith is better understood as trust in God than as confidence that one's beliefs are correct. Drawing on biblical figures, personal experience, and a broadly evangelical Christian vocabulary, he treats doubt not as an emergency to defeat but as a recurring part of spiritual maturation, and asks readers to loosen the demand that faith provide intellectual control.

Society of Normal People

The Bible for Normal People

A paid online community from The Bible for Normal People, combining Bible and theology classes with optional member conversation.