It all For many of us, reading the Bible has felt like trying to find ourselves in a book that doesn’t know we exist. We were taught that it was the foundation of our faith, yet something about it never quite sat right. The stories felt distant. The names unfamiliar. The language heavy. And the people? They never looked like us. So we flipped the pages, nodded along, and did our best to believe. But deep down, something was missing.

If you’ve ever felt disconnected from the Bible, you are not alone. And more importantly you’re not wrong for feeling that way.

For many people raised in religious households, the idea of questioning Jesus feels dangerous. We’re told to simply believe—that faith means not asking questions, and that doubt is something to repent for. But as more of us wake up to the truth of who we are and what has been hidden from us, it’s only natural to revisit the very foundation we were told to build our lives upon. And one of the most important questions many are now asking is, Was Jesus real?

The short answer is yes. But not in the way we were taught.

It’s the question no one’s really answering. Not in the doctor’s office. Not in the therapist’s chair. Not in the churches. Why are so many of us sick—chronically, silently, and constantly? Why do we wake up tired, walk around foggy, ache without reason, and carry symptoms that get passed off as “normal,” even when our spirit knows something deeper is going on?

If you’ve been feeling like your body is breaking down faster than it should—or like no one can tell you why—you’re not alone. And you’re not imagining it.