The practice of deconstruction—analyzing, evaluating, and reassembling the content of one's faith—is a growing trend among younger evangelicals. Regrettably, it typically results in a faith that bears little resemblance to historic Christianity, or even the abandoning of one's faith altogether. This book helps believers navigate the jarring questions and cultural challenges that lead many to feel like they are adrift on the sea of faith and lost in the fog of doubt. It helps you understand why many people drift from the faith and how to find your way back to the shore of Christian commitment. Stripping away the nonessential aspects of Christianity, they show how to set boundaries for belief within which struggling believers can continue to seek a faith that is historic and authentic.