What if… we got it wrong?

Not just small details. Not just interpretation.

What if we were taught to believe we were on the right side… the right team… the ones who had truth, clarity, and certainty…

But somewhere along the way, we never stopped to ask—who told us that?

In this Season 3 premiere of Safe Space with Jaxon, Jaxon sits down with content creator, podcast host, and author April Ajoy to unpack their shared upbringing in Evangelical Christianity, their journeys through deconstruction, and the tension of re-examining everything they once held as absolute.

April, known for her sharp and thoughtful humor, uses her platform to expose harmful, toxic, and sometimes just weird traits of American Evangelicalism—while still holding onto a more honest and inclusive expression of faith.

She is the author of Star-Spangled Jesus: Leaving Christian Nationalism and Finding a True Faith, available on Amazon, and co-host of the Tim & April Show on YouTube. Across platforms, she’s built a strong and growing audience with over 13.8K YouTube subscribers, 207K Instagram followers, and over 406K on TikTok.

From childhood faith to unraveling belief systems… to questioning the literal interpretation of dreams and visions in the Bible—Abraham, Moses, and Paul—we wrestle with a deeper question:

What if the dream was wrong?

Not meaningless… but misinterpreted.

And if that’s the case… what does it mean for everything built on top of it?

This conversation isn’t about tearing faith down.

It’s about asking better questions…
learning how to discern truth beyond tradition…
and ultimately confronting a question many are afraid to ask:

What if we’ve been defending the wrong team this whole time?

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