Life After Certainty
Untangling fear-based faith so we can live & love more freely
Jesus-loving • Scripture-rooted • still questioning
Hi, I'm Tiffany!
I spent my 20s as a national speaker, YouTuber, author, and podcaster—helping young Christian women navigate body image, relationships, and faith. I encouraged them to set aside their masks, stop chasing the things that make them “good enough,” and discover God’s love.
But even as I packed up my red PT Cruiser to drive around the U.S. on homemade speaking tours,
even as I preached about how much God loves us,
I wasn’t sure I fully believed that love myself.
I knew Jesus loved me in theory, but in real life I often worried I’d disappoint Him (or end up in hell over some technicality).
Turns out, my black-and-white theology was blinding me to the colorful reality of God’s love. And it would take an unsettling journey to truly see it.
That’s why this space is for women who are also outgrowing their younger “Good Christian Girl” selves, and figuring out what a deeper faith looks like now.
In my 30s, I started untangling my faith. Some call it deconstruction and reconstruction, but I think of it as detangling. Maybe it’s because I spend so much time combing my daughters’ hair, carefully teasing out knots I’d rather just chop. I know that patience and care makes their hair stronger and healthier in the long run.
I think the same is true with faith.
Through the long, messy, sometimes painful process of detangling, I’ve learned a lot. Mostly, I’ve learned that:
Most of all, I finally came to believe that I am truly, fully loved, with a love far stronger than hell.
If you’re facing the hard, disorienting questions of detangling faith, you’re welcome here.
My earlier books and courses focused on relationships, dating, body image, and sexuality from an evangelical Christian perspective, including Boy Crazy, Before the Ring, The Insatiable Quest for Beauty, and courses like Up-Dating and The Wedding Night Talks.
These resources remain available and meaningful for many, but they represent my younger self's theological framework—pre-detangling.
If you’re here, you’re probably in transition too.
You don’t need to have all the answers.
You don’t need to agree with everything here.
But you are invited to walk with me as we explore faith, honesty, biblical scholarship, and love—even when it feels uncomfortable.