Walking Through Deconstruction
How to Be a Companion in a Crisis of Faith

A rare thing: a sober, orthodox, hopeful, non-anxious, and practical reflection on pursuing those who are drifting away from the gospel. Don’t expect to be told either that deconstruction is irreversible heresy or a justified response to the problems of the church. Ian demonstrates how deconstructio......more

This was a recommendation from Tim Challies’ newsletter and I don’t know much about the author at all, but WOW I am so glad I picked up this book. This book is not an exvangelical’s tell-all memoir, nor was it necessarily written for you to hand off to the person you know who is in the middle of dec......more

According to The Great Dechurching by Jim Davis, Michael Graham, and Ryan Burge, 40 million Americans stopped attending church over the past 25 years — the largest religious affiliation shift in American history. Most were “casually dechurched.” They simply fell out of the churchgoing habit, often be......more

There are lots of books about deconstruction and doubt these days. This might be the best of the bunch.......more

This is the first book on deconstruction that I have read. A lot of students I work with either have deconstructed or are currently deconstructing, so this was a helpful resource for me as I walk alongside them and seek to be a non-anxious presence in their journey of faith.......more