Holy Ghosted

“I wholeheartedly plan to utilize Holy Ghosted as a reference material for so many of my therapy clients who are navigating the minefield of deconstruction and the accompanying, pervasive anxiety. Dr. Brooks breaks down the complex nature of this journey in such a relatable, accepting way that is foreign to so many of us who have walked this path.”
—Krystal Shipps, LCPC, licensed therapist and content creator for @mendedliving on TikTok

“Using Scripture and classical literature, Tiffany Yecke Brooks masterfully unravels the knotted religious beliefs that hold Christians in the terrifying grip of shame. If you’ve never completely felt safe with God, Holy Ghosted offers illumination and deep relief.”
—Natalie Hoffman, author of Is It Me? Making Sense of Your Confusing Marriage: A Christian Woman’s Guide to Hidden Emotional and Spiritual Abuse

“This book is sure to be a source of peace for anyone who experiences spiritual anxiety. Brooks masterfully describes common sources of spiritual anxiety, examines biblical texts used in support of spiritually abusive tactics, and offers healthier, life-giving interpretations of Scripture. Readers who feel ghosted by God or church will feel seen and heard by this book.”
—Dr. Charles Kiser, coauthor of Trauma-Informed Evangelism: Cultivating Communities of Wounded Healers

“I genuinely can’t remember the last time I connected as personally with a book as I did with Holy Ghosted. It was like the warm embrace of an old friend telling me it’s going to be ok, that I can let go of all the spiritual guilt, anxiety, and pain I’ve held onto for so long. What Tiffany has written is a gift to all of us who spent our lives worried we were a sin away from an eternity in hell. I couldn’t put it down and I cannot recommend it highly enough.”
—Zack Hunt, author of Godbreathed: What It Really Means for the Bible to be Divinely Inspired

“Religious trauma isn’t a fad—it’s a painful reality for an ever-increasing number of Christians. Tiffany does a beautiful job of helping readers understand what it is, why it’s so hard to recover, and where to begin your healing journey.”
—Angela Herrington, faith deconstruction coach and founder of The Deconstructing Faith Summit