Interior of an abandoned, overgrown Gothic-style church or chapel with tall, stained glass windows and stone walls, showing signs of decay and moss.

why “theology kills”?

Because we’ve seen too many beautiful souls destroyed by theologies that told them to strive harder, behave better, and repress themselves in order to belong. That kind of theology is killing the Church; people are fleeing the institution in droves.

But something’s stirring in the dark earth under all that decay:

Resurrection.


bad theology kills

your trust, your peace,

your delight.

good theology kills

your resentment, your loneliness,

your shame.

Good theology composts old ways of being to nurture a lit-up life grounded in trust, embodiment, and creative vitality — a life where we’re not afraid to experience our suffering or face hard truths like war and white supremacy, because we’re grounded in a love that eternally generates new perspectives and possibilities.

We’re not here to burn down the Church. We’re here to dig into the decay and reclaim the seeds of the Kingdom.

to us, theology isn’t about

being right — it’s about

being in relationship.

What if your longing isn’t a

problem to fix — but an

invitation to follow?