Exvangelical Sh*t

People who leave evangelicalism aren't casual believers looking for an excuse to sin—they're the ones who gave everything, risked their lives on mission trips, and sweated their guts out volunteering seven days a week. The Trump phenomenon, purity culture's damage, and encounters with theological contradictions create ruptures that can't be ignored, forcing a painful reconstruction of identity, relationships, and purpose. What emerges isn't bitterness but hard-won clarity: most of what evangelicalism promised—community, meaning, flourishing—people actually find when they leave.