There are two types of college pastors: 1. College pastors who were saved as kids and grew up as Christians their whole lives. 2. College pastors who were saved as adults and lived wild lives before they found Jesus. By “wild lives” I mean they partied, drank a lot, perhaps…

Christians are all about “God’s plan.” God has a plan for this. God has a plan for that. If you come up with your own plan, then you’re supposed to spend some time in prayer and make sure it’s actually God’s plan for you instead of something you concocted on…

In this article, I’m going to talk about two very important factors that relate heavily to you as a deconverted man. Those two factors are blame and responsibility. Blame and responsibility go hand in hand in many ways, but sometimes they diverge, causing confusion and problems and drama. More often…

As I wrote in part one of this article several weeks ago: being an Evangelical Christian can lead to some pretty reckless behavior. …

My old church was mid-to-large in size and located on the campus of a major state university. Like every church of its size, they sent people on mission trips. …

I was taking a walk down memory lane not too long ago — specifically the part of it that passes through my time as an Evangelical Christian. A particular batch of memories leapt out at me, some of which I hadn’t thought about in a really long time. …

Do you remember when #WakeUpOlive took the internet by storm? I certainly do. I can’t think of the last time I followed an internet story so closely. …

If your church was anything like mine, then you probably remember most (if not all) of your male pastors talking about “marrying up.” Many men will talk up their wives by calling her their better half, or that she keeps him honest, or that she helps him grow, etc. …

I’ve written about it here on my blog and have elaborated on it even more in my book: deconverting from fundamentalist religion is a lot more than ceasing to believe in supernatural dogma. It harms your seven life areas as well. …