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My friend, Shelly Snead of The UnPerfect Podcast, interviewed me about my journey from atheism to following Jesus. You can listen below: Want free books? Go here.

Click play to listen or follow this podcast on Apple, Google, and Spotify. I’ve been playing at this for so long, I sometimes don’t know the sound of my own voice. I’ve become the thing I think that I used to hate. The woman sandwiched so perfectly into life that you̵…

Click play to listen to this post. I am most peaceful when I seek Jesus, and in seeking Jesus, I can clearly see the “middleness” of things.  There’s a point from which you walk one way or you walk another, and suddenly you’re up in arms against and far from the middle. When I rea…

Click play to listen to this post. My Google Docs file looks a bit like my brain: an unwieldy mess of words and half thoughts that are crammed into digital airspace nobody is bothered by but me. It truly is killing me slowly. I’m writing a novel, and I no longer want to be writin…

Click play to listen to this post. I think it all boils down to these little minds of ours. How we can see the world with big eyes or ones that are appropriately small. How we can either play God’s game or ours. Because in the end, the latter choice is the choice to lose. And it̵…

Click play to listen to this post or listen on Apple Podcasts. There’s a possibility I’m doing this all wrong. I like results, definite proof in my hand. I want to tell people about Jesus and then see Jesus in their faces. But if you live long enough, you know that’s not how this works…

Click play to listen to this post or listen on Apple Podcasts. A friend mentioned how hard it must be having a kid during the world’s current state of affairs. I laughed. I don’t worry about the world corrupting Ava. I worry about Ava corrupting the world. She is a force, my friends. …

Click play to listen to this post. I suppose it’s quite like an Elijah/Jezebel thing. Who am I, a mere mortal to stand in the way of money, power, and avarice? Who am I to tell a different story? The Gospel is the most amazing tale ever told, woven from the very beginning of time…

Click play to listen to this post. I wear black and gray and sometimes navy blue when I’m feeling a tad festive. I blame the fact that I wore a uniform for thirteen years, but I also like to say I wear the colors of my soul. Kidding, not kidding. There’s always a dichotomy …