I want to hear it. I want to help you live it. I want to help you share it.
HOW CAN I HELP?
As a writer, I help people wrestle with God and their living faith. I teach them how to question the Bible (in a good way!) by courageously activating our natural, God-given curiosity. The result: a renewed wonder and delight in knowing God and diving deep into His Big Word.
As an editor, I help people tell their stories. This may be fiction or nonfiction, memoir or instructional. This may be helping you find and define your story so you can share it in person. It may be helping you polish your story for publication.
Are you a writer? Learn more about my EDITING SERVICES and how I can help.
Visit the BOOKSTOREfor titles I’ve helped write, create, and form.
I am so glad you’ve come! Whether you’re looking for my services or not, I have something crazy-important to share with you.
GOD IS BIG. He is personal, tangible and His love for you cannot be measured. It cannot be thwarted. He is bigger than you or I could ever imagine and His grace — WOW. I admit I’m still grappling with it, but I can tell you this: it is awesome.
Now, grab a cup of coffee — or tea, if you prefer! — and let’s visit.
You’ll find no facades, no legalism, and no self-proclaimed experts here. Just lots of grace and encouragement, an occasional bit of spice, and a true desire to know God and make Him known in the dailies.
Sometimes what we know in our heads doesn't reach our hearts or our feet. How can we take steps toward truly walking in the freedom Christ came to give us?
We may think our stories boring, simple, or provincial, but gems hide below the surface. My job as an editor is to help people find those gems and polish them.
Are we called to ACT LIKE Christians or are we called to BE Christians?
What's the difference? Let's talk about it. And how we might make our faith go deep below the surface.
We can disagree with the actions and call them "fringe", but if they're playing our music, waving our flags, wearing our symbols, and speaking in the name of our Lord, we need to do something about it.