God Without Walls

Walking With Jesus Without The Weight Of Religion

De: Monica Eddy

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

If religion left you exhausted, but you still love Jesus, this book was written for you.

God Without Walls is a trauma-informed, spiritually grounded invitation to rediscover faith without fear, performance, or control. It’s not a call to abandon Jesus — it’s a path back to Him, free from the systems that turned love into pressure and devotion into survival.

Many people didn’t walk away from God.

They walked away from religion because it hurt too much.

In these pages, Monica Eddy gently but clearly separates Jesus from the fear-based structures built around Him. Drawing from the red-letter words of Christ, nervous-system awareness, and lived experience, this book names what so many feel but struggle to articulate:

• Why obedience often became survival

• How fear learned to sound like faith

• Why “God told me” has been used to silence discernment

• How grace heals the body, not just belief

• What it looks like to walk with God without returning to control

This is not a book of doctrine, debate, or religious defense.

It’s a guide for rebuilding trust — slowly, honestly, and safely.

Inside, you’ll find language that soothes instead of shames, clarity without condemnation, and a vision of Jesus who is steady, present, and deeply human. A Jesus who never needed fear to be followed.

God Without Walls is for:

• Those healing from church hurt or spiritual trauma

• Readers who still love Jesus but reject religion

• People tired of spiritual performance and certainty culture

• Anyone longing for faith that feels safe in the body again

This book won’t tell you what to believe.

It will help you breathe, trust, and walk again — without walls.

If following Jesus ever cost you peace, this book offers another way.

A beautiful, soothing, and important book

This book found me, and I’m grateful it did! Every chapter spoke to my heart and soul in a way many sermons never have. The opening quote immediately drew me in: “If following Jesus costs you peace, then you’re not following Jesus—you’re following control.” That line alone captures the spirit of the book.

The listener is invited into a more spacious, compassionate understanding of Jesus, rooted in love rather than fear or control. It is thoughtful, well written, and deeply reassuring.

I also found the virtual narrator’s voice was very warm and natural at 1.4x speed.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to be reminded that Jesus is never distant, never withholding, and never out of reach.