The same Peter who blurted out the wrong thing and swung a sword in the garden grew into a patient elder writing about gentle leadership. His growth gives me hope for my own rough edges on the job. Continue Reading From Quick Tongue to Steady Shepherd: What Peter Taught Me About My Rough Edges at Work
The watch that never sleeps, kept by sailors far from home. What Psalm 121 means for the Navy and for anyone praying through a deployment. Continue Reading The Watch That Never Sleeps: Bible Verses for Sailors
Former carpenter Sean shares how framing a wall with a nail gun taught him the true value of order, alignment, and finding our spiritual plumb line in a hurried world. Continue Reading Square, Level, Plumb: Building a Life That Stands
Standing before the mirror with a safety razor, I’m reminded of how easily we rush through life. Shaving teaches us that some things simply cannot be hurried. Continue Reading Slow Hands at the Bathroom Mirror
Once you learn letterforms you cannot unsee them. John 1 does the same thing for God. It corrects what you assumed and shows you the Father through the Son. Continue Reading Set in Type: Learning to Read Who God Is in John 1
Noah worked on the ark for decades with no rain in sight. Faithfulness to a calling often means showing up long before anyone understands why — and how to keep going when it does. Continue Reading Building Something Nobody Else Believed In