I've Got Questions Guided Journal: Prompts and Practices for Rewilding Your Faith

by Erin Hicks Moon

From the author of the national bestseller I've Got Questions and host of the popular Faith Adjacent podcast

· your always trusted, sometimes irreverent guide to sift through the faith you grew up with
· learn to reconstruct a mature spirituality that is not afraid of questions
· reflective questions and writing prompts


What do you do when the faith you've known goes up in flames?

When it's been commodified, politicized, scandalized, and rebranded beyond recognition?

How do you hold on to the good, reclaim what you once loved, and light a match to the rest?

Well, it helps to write it all out.

A companion to her gritty, gut-level-honest book I've Got Questions, this guided journal from author Erin Hicks Moon is filled with prompts to get you thinking (and writing) through your own thoughts and questions about faith, God, the church, and much more. As you sift through the wreckage of your spiritual upbringing, you'll come ever closer to claiming a faith that is all yours--one that you can wholeheartedly embrace and joyfully express.

Because, as it turns out, God's not afraid of your questions. And you shouldn't be either.


Praise for I've Got Questions

"I've Got Questions is a generous and important contribution to the deconstruction conversation."--Emily P. Freeman, New York Times bestselling author of How to Walk into a Room

"A refreshingly honest companion for those no longer satisfied with a laundry list of spiritual certainties."--Pete Enns, host of The Bible for Normal People podcast and author of Curveball

"Full of empathy, wisdom, and a mountain of zingers, I've Got Questions is a hall pass for the spiritually weary."--Kendra Adachi, New York Times bestselling author of The Lazy Genius Way

192 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 19, 2025

Reviews

[Danielle Deavours · Rating 4 out of 5]

Overall I enjoyed the study guide. I think the content aligns well with the book, which is also a good tool on questioning or wrestling with your faith especially as it’s being questioned culturally. The guide offers a way for groups to read the book and reflect a bit more on its topics. I think it is well organized but needs work on its layout (note: I read an ARC so layout may change upon actual publication). Overall I enjoyed the study guide and think it’s a good companion to those wanting to read the main text.

[Angela · Rating 5 out of 5]

Listen, DOING the work is never as fun as READING about doing the work, but that doesn’t mean it’s not necessary.

In this, the companion to her book I’ve Got Questions: The Spiritual Practice of Having It Out with God, Erin encourages us off our metaphorical arses and into metaphorical gardening gloves because we're about to shovel some metaphorical shite.

Pull the weeds.
Burn the chaff.
Amend the soil.

Rewild that once depleted plot into something beautiful and real and maybe a little dangerous.
I loved the breath prayers, the writing prompts, the Centering prayers, the Liturgies.

I DID NOT LOVE that it made me GET ALL UP IN MY FEELINGS.

Obviously, it doesn’t answer every question. This book is all about question marks, not exclamation points.

It DID make me more comfortable with the process, because if we’ve learned anything it’s:

Denique Nemo Scit

[Jenn · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the “book,” guide Erin was born to write. Thank you for being a spiritual mother to me and pastoring me from afar. Thank you to the women across the globe who walked through this together, especially my girl Stephanie in CO who let me process this stuff along with the great grief of the news of the terminal fucking cancer of a loved one.