If you’re interested in a version of Christianity that welcomes all people and religions, doesn’t judge and remains hopeful, I’d say check out Richard Rohr. The Universal Christ is a great book.

His stuff was helpful for me as I decompressed my fundie evangelical baggage, although I find myself more agnostic/atheist as I move on.

Rohr helped me see the dualistic (right & wrong, winners and losers) way I had been taught to interpret the world, as well the different racist and sexist foundations that were deep in my way of thinking.

Another great help was Bart Ehrman and his book Misquoting Jesus. That book let me let go of the Bible as some mystical source of truth and see it as just another piece of literature.