Trauma-Informed Church Kid
Reconstructing religion for the hurting with theology that doesn’t hurt.
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Saturday Aug 03, 2024
Saturday Aug 03, 2024
The very first full episode of the Trauma-Informed Church Kid podcast! This is audio edited from our live launch party on social media. If you like what you hear, please subscribe on your preferred podcast platform and take a brief moment to give a 5-star review.In this episode, I cover why this podcast exists, what spiritual trauma and religious abuse is, and what content I will cover over the course of our journey together. I hope you will join me on the journey of discovering resurrection on the other side of deconstruction.
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Wednesday Jul 31, 2024
Wednesday Jul 31, 2024
Come join us on a journey of reconstructing religion for the hurting, with theology that doesn't hurt
This is a space for anyone whose theological perspective feels in crisis. If you grew up as a ”church kid” who only wanted to please God and others, and then got hit with a paradigm-shattering experience... this is for you. If you find yourself questioning where you fit, what you believe, who God is, whom you can trust, how you even begin to find the answers, and why you should even try... this is for you. Especially if you find that through it all and despite all this, there remains a ”still small voice” that keeps gently tugging back to the center.
We’ll be walking through the entire Scriptures, start to finish, focusing on the larger narrative themes that tie it all together and reveal a God who is in love with his creation and fiercely committed to rescuing his family from the forces of darkness. Along the way, we will confront, confess, and repent of the ways that harm has been done to the hurting in God's name. Our goal is to embark on what Mako Nagasawa calls a "long repentance". We want to do more than just say "sorry"; we want to rebuild the shalom of God within his hurting creation.
I hope that you will join us on that journey: to seek and find resurrection on the other side of deconstruction.