Christian Atheists

Christian Atheists can always find something to worry about. The economy is tight. Jobs are unstable. How will my kids turn out? Will I be accepted? We even worry when things are going well. “I know something big is going to happen because things a

It seems to have gone out of v ogue these days. The new mantra seems to be—“oh, I don’t believe in church, but I am a real spiritual person.” Others say, “I get way more out of being in nature than going to church.” But Jesus didn’t call you to go to c

This is something that every Christian Atheist struggles with. We say we believe in God, but as soon as our money gets tight or we lose a job or we don’t see our way clear, we immediately start worrying about our money. How much is enough to make you fe

Many Christian Atheists live year after year under the illusion that we simply can’t change. Once we’ve forgiven ourselves for past mistakes, some surrender to present problems, never even hoping to overcome them. But Jesus didn’t come so you could cont

There are times in each of our lives when we encounter something so huge or so traumatic that it seems like we won’t recover. And if that event was suffered at the hands of another human being, we lash out with vengeance. “You don’t know what he did to

Many people are slowly dying in a tomb of shame. It doesn’t matter what from—but something in their past triggers it and before they know what happened, they are swimming in the shame all over again. We say we believe in God and His ability to forgive,