Writing
Honest notes on emotional faith, spiritual burnout, and the slow work of abiding — written for anyone tired of measuring God by how much they felt last Sunday.
For years my spiritual thermometer was my own nervous system. If I cried, God showed up. If I felt nothing, He must have left.
Read the piece →The crash did not come through scandal or doubt. It came through an ordinary week that my faith was never built to survive.
5 min read →We have trained a generation to recognize God in production and miss Him in the ordinary. Most of the Bible happens on a Tuesday.
7 min read →John 15 doesn't ask you to feel connected. It asks you to stay. Fruit is a byproduct of remaining, not a reward for striving.
6 min read →Both can make you cry in a dark room. Only one is still with you on Thursday. Here are the tests I use now.
5 min read →Weekly messages
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