Of course. I have done this so frequently I can quote a lot from other threads.
I am Trinitarian, and disagree with universalism and annihilationism, but I am an open theist and I denounce literalism on a number of things like substitutionary atonement. I am not hostile to Catholicism, or major religions including paganism, but am hostile to Gnosticism and reincarnation.
The denomination I most recently attended is Vineyard, and before that Calvary Chapel. But these certainly do not represent my position on most things.
Reasons for belief: here (with further explanations here and here or reasons for Christianity in particular)
I couldn’t believe in Christianity without evolution. For me it is the best argument against the philosophical problem of evil and suffering. It basically establishes that life requires suffering. It simply means we have to shift from the Deist understanding of God as a divine watchmaker (creator of dead things) back to the Bible understanding of God as a shepherd (creator of living thing). Self-organization is the essential nature of life and that means you cannot have life without the possibility of making mistakes. Life is all about growing and learning. But living things do not do this in a vacuum but in an environment with parents, teachers, farmers, and shepherds.