And Why It Changes More Than You Think We live in a world that constantly pushes us to consume — scroll a little more, buy a little more, absorb endlessly. But consumption doesn’t produce …
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This is THE Audiobook that Demolishes Cessationism
I was living in Pensacola in the early 2000s, working on a paper about speaking in tongues, when I first came across Jon Mark Ruthven’s On the Cessation of the Charismata. I wasn’t looking for a …
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Your Book Already Answers That Question
There’s a pattern I’ve noticed in my DMs, inbox and sometimes in social media posting that hasn’t changed in the decade-plus I’ve been publishing books. Someone reaches out with a question and I …
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Essential Ways to Spot Overused Metaphors in AI Writing
Two months ago I wrote about using Claude to help finish a memoir I’d been sitting on since 2017. I stand by everything I said there. I also want to be clear about where I stand generally: …
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“You Need to Read the Bible!”
And other things people say online without knowing a single thing about you There’s a particular kind of confidence the internet, or social media in particular, has manufactured in people: the …
Your Book Isn’t a Megaphone. Stop Using Social Media Like One
There’s a pattern I see constantly among authors — Christian authors especially, but honestly this applies across the board. They publish a book (or they’re about to), and they treat their social …
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The Unnamed Man Who Changed Everything
You Don't Always Know Which Moment Is the Pivot Yesterday I preached from Genesis 37, and one small detail in the story has stayed with me — not the famous coat, not the pit, not even the brothers. …
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