What if an experience you could neither explain nor dismiss forced you to question everything you thought you knew about reality? Erik Refner was a convinced atheist when, without warning and without seeking it, he underwent an extraordinary spiritual revelation. In Going Home, he describes that revelation in remarkable detail — a journey through realities profoundly different from the world we know, culminating in an encounter that changed his understanding of life forever. But the experience was only the beginning. For more than thirty years, Refner searched for an explanation of what had happened to him and what it meant. What he eventually discovered led him to question some of our most deeply rooted ideas about God, Jesus, sin, guilt, forgiveness — and Christianity itself. The answers he found may be unsettling to some, surprising to many, and profoundly liberating to those who once turned away from God because what they had been taught simply did not make sense. Going Home does not ask you to believe Erik Refner. It asks you to consider what he discovered — and the possibility that Heaven is not a reward reserved for those who believe the right things, but our Home, whose door opens when, like Jesus of Nazareth, we have learned to see beyond everything that is not love. And only love remains.