FaithThe Doubt That Stays
Some doubt isn't a crisis. It's a companion. And the church has almost no language for that.
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FaithWhat the Dying Have Taught Me
He has sat at enough bedsides to know what the theology doesn't say about dying.
FaithA Crisis of Faith
A retired pastor on the difference between a crisis of faith and losing it, and what it actually costs to come through the other side.
FaithHow to Write a Eulogy
What makes a eulogy worth hearing, from a man who has written dozens of them.
FaithWhat Gratitude Journal Prompts Are Really About
A retired pastor on the practice he came to reluctantly, what he actually writes, and what ten years changed.
FaithWhat Your Bucket List Ideas Are Really About
What the list reveals, how it changes, and why making one is an act of choosing well.
FaithPalliative Care vs. Hospice: The Conversation Families Keep Not Having
What a retired pastor learned sitting with families who didn't know the difference until it was too late.
FaithBible Study for Beginners: How to Read Scripture as a Serious Adult
You don't need a reading plan or a denomination's permission. You need a pen, a question, and a willingness to start where you actually are.
FaithWhat Happens After You Die: Forty Years at the Bedside
I have been asked this question more than any other, and I am the last person who will pretend to know the answer.
FaithWhether It Added Up
The question people carry into the last rooms is not about heaven. It's about whether any of it mattered.
FaithWhat Forgiveness Becomes
It stopped being about the other person a long time ago. You just hadn't noticed yet.
FaithWhen the Prayer Goes Nowhere
You kept showing up. You kept asking. And the thing you asked for didn't happen.
FaithDoubt Is Faith's Work Clothes
The questions that arrive in your sixties are not a sign of weakness. They are evidence that you have been paying attention.
FaithWhat the Dying Taught Me About Living
Forty years of sitting at bedsides, and here is what I actually learned.