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I’m Jenn - contemplative thinker, lover of words and the Word, wife and mom. You're invited to wonder, wander, and wrestle with God -- without guilt.

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Welcome. Pull up a seat. Grab a cup of coffee or t Welcome. Pull up a seat. Grab a cup of coffee or tea. It’s okay to let the tears fall and talk good theology here. Follow along for more.

I’m Jenn, and I’m just a girl, standing in front of the internet, baring my soul as I go through a faith, existential, identity crisis.

I’m only kind of joking 🤣

Here, we talk about the reality of messy, expansive, healing faith:
- life after spiritual burnout, change in beliefs or loss of faith community
- learning to take up space and be yourself
- mental, physical, and spiritual well-being 
- everyday devotion
- good theology with healthy curiosity
- living like Jesus, not using his name to cause harm

Also: books, 90s/00s rom-coms, coffee, running, Swiftie fun, and pretty things, because balance 😄 I hope you stick around.

#faithjourney #jesusfollower #spiritualformation #godwithus #deconstruction
I’m just a girl, standing in front of the intern I’m just a girl, standing in front of the internet, baring my soul as I go through a faith, existential, identity crisis.

I’m only kind of joking 🤣

I’m Jenn. Former Sunday school kid, recovering perfectionist and people pleaser, contemplative Christian. 

Here, we talk about the reality of messy, expansive, healing faith:
- life after spiritual burnout, change in beliefs or loss of faith community
- learning to take up space and be yourself
- mental, physical, and spiritual well-being 
- everyday devotion
- good theology with healthy curiosity
- living like Jesus, not using his name to cause harm

Also: books, 90s/00s rom-coms, coffee, running, Swiftie fun, and pretty things, because balance 😄

Welcome. Pull up a seat. Grab a cup of coffee or tea. It’s okay to let the tears fall and talk good theology here. Follow along for more.

#faithjourney #jesusfollower #spiritualformation #godwithus #deconstruction
Funny what gets stirred up while working on the po Funny what gets stirred up while working on the podcast…

I’d been avoiding Lamentations, even though as a five-chapter book of the Bible, it was a perfect fit to go through for a five-day-in-a-row Bible study podcast.

Lament isn’t comfortable. Grief isn’t cozy. I’ve often tried to dodge these because they didn’t fit in my understanding of faith. 

God is shifting my mindset in that. Our capacity to feel reflects our compassionate God—even (especially?) the hard feelings.

And honestly? The only thing more exhausting than grief is trying to wrestle it in a box and hide it behind a happy face.

Let me know below if you want to hear the podcast series on Lamentations ❤️

#biblereading #dailydevotion #griefsupport #faithjourney #spiritualformation
The past 10 years have found me slowly unraveling The past 10 years have found me slowly unraveling a tightly wound faith—instead finding faith to be much more expansive, much less fearful, and honestly so much of a relief. 

There’s been a lot of loss these past few years—loss of friendships as I knew them, loss of innocent trust and security, and certainty. I’ve lost my church community, something I never expected to see.

But there have been incredible things found—watching the Spirit become a very present friend, coming into my own, coming to terms with truth, and finding agency and autonomy in my life and faith. 

Faith becomes even stronger and more secure in grace and freedom, not in spite of grappling and wandering, but because of them.

Has your faith shifted from what it used to be? Follow along as we find our healing, expansive faith era.

#deconstruction #faithfulness #faithjourney #godisgood #graceupongrace
The past ten years have found me slowly unraveling The past ten years have found me slowly unraveling a tightly wound faith, finding it to be much more expansive, much less fearful, and honestly so much of a relief. 

There’s been a lot of loss this past year—loss of friendships as I knew them, loss of innocent trust and security, and certainty. I’ve lost my church community, something I never expected to see.

But there have been incredible things found—watching the Spirit become a very present friend, coming into my own, coming to terms with truth, and finding agency and autonomy in my life and faith. 

Faith becomes even stronger and more secure in grace and freedom, not in spite of grappling and wandering, but because of them.

Has your faith shifted from what it used to be? Follow along as we find our healing, expansive faith era.

#deconstruction #faithfulness #faithjourney #godisgood #graceupongrace

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