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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 1H 28M

16. Tripp Fuller (Theologian, Pastor & Keeper of Chickens) - Deconstruction Can Be Holy, Healing, and Even Joyful

from The Sacred Slope · host Alexis Rice

🎙️ 16. Tripp Fuller (Theologian, Pastor & Keeper of Chickens) - Deconstruction Can Be Holy, Healing, and Even JoyfulAlexis Rice sits down with Tripp Fuller - host of Homebrewed Christianity, founder of Theology Beer Camp, theologian, pastor, and author for a rich, funny, deeply pastoral conversation about faith after certainty.Together they explore why deconstruction does not have to mean losing God, how harmful theology can be unlearned, why questions can be sacred, and how people can reconnect with the divine without fear, shame, or rigid literalism.This episode is for anyone rethinking faith, grieving harmful theology, raising kids after evangelicalism, or longing to believe that the sacred slope can still lead somewhere beautiful.💡 Key Takeaways• Deconstruction can be painful - but also freeing, joyful, and holy• Certainty is not the same thing as faith• Centering prayer can help people reconnect with God after spiritual harm• Scripture can be read with wonder, honesty, and less fear• Kids need room for questions, ritual, and belonging - not rigid answers• The Spirit may be present even in the questions that unsettle usAbout Our GuestTripp Fuller is a theologian, pastor, podcast host, and founder of Homebrewed Christianity and Theology Beer Camp.IG: @trippfullerHomebrewed Christianity: @theologynerdTheology Beer Camp: @theologybeercamp📚 Books, People & Resources MentionedGod After Deconstruction by Tripp Fuller & Thomas Jay Oord:https://a.co/d/03BF15TPTheology Beer Camp 2026- I'll be there- are you coming?Kansas City, MissouriOctober 8–10, 2026https://www.homebrewedchristianty.com/theology-beer-camp/Thomas Jay Oord — IG: @thomasjayoordBrian McLaren — IG: @brian_mclarenRachel Held Evans — IG: @rachelheldevansPete Enns — IG: @peteenns#Deconstruction #ProgressiveChristianity #Christianity #FaithAfterEvangelicalism #Exvangelical #Theology #CenteringPrayer #OpenAndRelationalTheology #TheSacredSlope #TrippFullerSupport the showAbout The Sacred SlopeWhere the slippery slope becomes sacred ground.For the spiritually tender—raised in or rooted in Christianity.Come explore our global, diverse, inclusive Christian faith, deconstruction, and spiritual identity in a rapidly changing world. Through conversations with clergy, scholars, and cultural voices, the show creates space for people navigating faith after certainty, church harm, or political co-option of religion.🎧 WATCH: YouTube / Spotify     LISTEN: Apple Podcasts + everywhere     FOLLOW: @thesacredslope (IG, FB, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky)🔗 Connect🎧 Explore episodes & community: linktr.ee/TheSacredSlope 🎙 Hosted by Alexis Rice 🎵 Music by Brett Rutledge, Eddie Irvin & Sean Spence 📬 Nominate a guest: [email protected]🌿 Community Guidelines 🌿Fruit of the Spirit:  ❤️ love • 💫 joy • ☮️ peace • 🕊 patience • 💝 kindness • 🌿 goodness • 🙏 faithfulness • 🤲 gentleness • 💪 self-control

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