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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Invisible Jesus

Book • 2024

Tommy Preson Phillips

Invisible Jesus explores the reasons behind the deconstruction of faith among Christians.

The authors examine various issues within the church, such as toxic leadership, legalistic thinking, and political partisanship, that contribute to this phenomenon.

They highlight the experiences of individuals who are questioning their faith while still seeking a genuine connection with Jesus.

The book offers biblical reflections and calls for a more compassionate and inclusive approach to faith.

Ultimately, it encourages readers to critically examine their own beliefs and practices to ensure they align with the teachings of Jesus.

Mentioned by

David Santistevan

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Whitaker

as a book about deconstruction within Christianity, exploring its implications and the journey towards a more authentic faith.

358. TNE TALKS: The Invisible Jesus

Mentioned by

David Santistevan

as a wise and insightful book on deconstructionism and its implications for the church.

#341: Tommy Preson Phillips on Why People Are Leaving The Church To Look For Christ

Mentioned by

Scot McKnight

as a pastoral response to people rethinking their faith.

The Benefits of Deconstruction

Mentioned by

Brian Lee

as one of the authors of the book, highlighting his extensive experience as a professor of New Testament.

021: Deconstructing Deconstruction: Finding an Invisible Jesus with Scot McKnight and Tommy Preson Phillips

Mentioned by

Kyle Whitaker

as a book about leaving the church and looking for Christ, focusing on deconstruction from a pastoral and New Testament scholarship perspective.

When Seeking Jesus Drives You Out of the Church: Interview with Scot McKnight & Tommy Preson Phillips

Mentioned by

Jeff Cochran

at the end of the podcast as an incredible book for those who have experienced spiritual abuse, church hurt, or are deconstructing their faith.

057: How To Check For Church Red Flags BEFORE Visiting A Church

Mentioned by

Julie Roys

as a book challenging the narrative surrounding the deconstruction of faith.

Deconstruction: Problem or Prophetic Voice?

Mentioned by Patrick Miller among other books critiquing the church, starting in 2018.

The Reason for the Church with Brad Edwards

Mentioned by

Brian Lee

as a book where the authors make the case that people aren't leaving the church to sin.

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