I think the concept is great, I wonder about the method.  Gregory Boyd (pastor from MN who wrote "Myth of a Christian Nation) referred to himself as a follower of Jesus when Tom Ashbrook asked him if he was a Christian on "On Point" (WGBH).  Pretty interesting that a minister would avoid the Christian label.  I think he avoided it because he moved past the label to what is really important--the radical love, thoughts and actions of Jesus.  I hear some of that radical love and grace in your and Jason's story.  Maybe you should stick with that, move THAT forward (the examples of the transformative grace and peace).  I hope people who have had a poor religious experience, seen the hypocrisy, can someday understand that that is us just being us--that is, imperfect, weak humans.  Everyone falls into this category--Christians, Jesus followers, Buddhists or atheists (no Christians don't have a corner on the hypocrisy market).  

So maybe I don't think the Christians against Christians works if what you are talking about is what it means to want to try and follow the Jesus Way.  Even that phrase "the Jesus Way" will make people cringe.  In the end, the words fail; only our actions will ultimately fulfill.