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The Shrapnel I Carry
Loss doesn’t leave. It just settles in — like shrapnel too deep to safely remove. A father, a brother, a son, a Christian on learning to walk with it.
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Target Fixation
A Lieutenant Colonel and a senior network engineer, thirty years apart, both locked onto the target until the warning system became background noise.
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One Bite at a Time…Even in the Middle of a Mess
Flour on the floor, lard on the ceiling, biscuits in the oven — and a lesson about the mess phase of every project God ever finished.
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Charting the Songs You Don’t Want to Sing
Most of the songs I’m proudest of writing are songs the room doesn’t want to sing. On lament, the hinge, and why the church needs the hard songs too.
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Spiritual Formation in an Autocomplete World
Twenty minutes wrestling with what to say between two worship songs. Twenty seconds letting AI do it for me. The output was fine. That was the problem.