Leaving and Finding Jesus
A spiritual memoir
The faith you were handed stops holding. The questions you were told not to ask turn out to be the honest ones. And the Person at the center of it — the one you thought you were walking away from — turns out to be the reason you’re going.
This is Jason’s own story, told plainly. Not a demolition of the church, and not a defense of it. Just an account of what happens when you follow Jesus out of a room you were told you had to stay in.
For anyone who has wondered whether losing their religion might be the most faithful thing they’ve ever done.
In this beautifully accessible spiritual memoir, Jason flips the tables of any faith far too small and narrow to contain the all-expansive love of God. I’m grateful for any witness whose deconstruction doesn’t discard the truly good news of Jesus.
Bradley Jersak author of Out of the Embers
If you’re a Christian, you might hate this book. But only because Jason Clark just might believe that God is better than you do. You may go into this book as a critic of the church, but you’ll likely come out as a defender of Jesus Christ.
Bill Vanderbush author of Unveiled Horizon
This is a compassionate masterpiece from beginning to end. What makes this book majestic is that it gives the reader permission to pursue and challenge traditions for the sake of uncovering the Goodness of God.
Carlos Padilla senior leader, The Kingdom, Omaha
Our always-good Father is not afraid of our questions, nor is He impatient during our journey of discovering His heart and nature. Jason Clark is one of those voices, and Leaving and Finding Jesus is a welcome gift.
Matthew Hester lead pastor, Dominion Church International
Jason kindly invites the reader to forsake their false concepts and follow Jesus — not as others present Him, but as He presents Himself.
Dale R. Howie author of George MacDonald: The Child in the Mist
Read chapter one first.
Chapter one is free, always. Read it before you decide whether the rest is for you.
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