Exvangelicals! Why Leaving Evangelicalism Doesn’t Mean Losing Faith

Leaving evangelical Christianity can feel like losing everything—your community, your identity, and even your connection with God. But what if leaving doesn’t mean losing faith? What if it’s an opportunity to discover a deeper, more authentic spirituality?

In this video, we explore how to navigate life after evangelicalism, reimagine faith beyond dogma, and find meaning in a rapidly changing world. Whether you’re questioning old beliefs, searching for God in new ways, or simply trying to make sense of your spiritual journey, this conversation is for you.

What We’ll Cover:

- Why leaving evangelicalism can be a step toward spiritual growth.
- How to reconnect with God outside traditional frameworks.
- Practical steps for healing and finding meaning after deconstruction.
- Insights from David Bentley Hart (All Things Are Full of Gods) and Neoplatonism.
- What Dune teaches us about transformation and adaptation.

This is a space for seekers—whether you identify as exvangelical, spiritual but not religious, or someone curious about life’s deeper questions. Let’s explore how to hold onto faith while embracing change and discovering new sources of meaning.

Reflect and Engage:

What does spirituality mean to you outside of religion?

How do you define yourself beyond work or traditional beliefs?

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