Kevin R. Scott

Creating Safe Spaces for Spiritual Awakening

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Kevin R Scott is a pastor, author, and leader with an extensive history of creating safe spaces for people to experience spiritual healing, awakening, and transformation. He has done this through his writing, his teaching, his professional career, and most importantly, in his personal and professional relationships. 

Kevin got his start in the evangelical Christian community in America. But in the late 1990s, he began a spiritual journey that eventually led to his alienation from it. Known as a free, progressive thinker, who often tested the beliefs and boundaries of his faith community, Kevin found himself increasingly dissociated from evangelical Christianity—and at the same time discovered a growing affinity with a broader, more inclusive spirituality. 

Now Kevin is passionate about creating safe spaces for people who are on their own spiritual journey to a more inclusive Christian faith, especially those who are LGBTQ and their allies. He is committed to supporting you in your own unique spiritual journey—wherever that may lead—without pressure or judgment.

I Coach.

There is perhaps nothing I value more than the opportunity to sit with a person or group to help them discover their next steps in their spiritual journey.

I Speak.

I have had the privilege of speaking to many thousands of pastors and laypeople at  local churches, regional worships, and national conferences.

I Write.

As a writer, editor, and published author, I have a wealth of experience in writing books, training materials, devotions, and other spiritual resources.

Recent Blog Posts

Transgender Flag with the title, "Why I Now Affirm Transgender People (The Bible Part)"

Why I Now Affirm Transgender People (The Bible Part)

You may wonder how a guy like me (straight, white, cisgender, 50+ male, Bible student, ordained pastor, living in a rural area in the reddest of red states) came to affirm transgender people and be a transgender ally. A Question of Objectivity Before getting into that, however, let me address...

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"We Need to Talk about Trans Rights" on a background reminiscent of the trans flag,.

We Need to Talk About Transgender Rights

Approximately 99.9 percent of the rhetoric I hear from Christians and the church about transgender people comes not from listening to trans people and the healthcare professionals who care for them or even from reading and understanding the Bible but practically word-for-word from political talking points. This post is my...

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We Need to Talk about VBS

Our seven-year-old wanted to go to a local VBS that some of her friends were attending. We were hesitant, but we know several people who attend the church, so we decided to let her go. She went on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. When she came home on Thursday, she had...

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Announcement that the Awakening Faith book is available

New Book on Deconstruction: Awakening Faith

I realize it has been some time since I have written in this space. The past few months have been full of changes, most notable among them being the passing of my mother in February and one of my daughters leaving earlier this month for a year in Sweden. In...

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