• My 10 Favorite Books of 2025

    My 10 Favorite Books of 2025

    I usually wait until the year is completely over to write my list of favorite books, but honestly, with the busy holiday season upon us, I probably won’t get around to reading another before the end of the year anyway, so here we are. Books stretch me, teach me, challenge me, comfort me—and occasionally leave Read more

  • What My Car Taught Me About Faith

    What My Car Taught Me About Faith

    When My Identity Got Wrapped Around a Steering Wheel I never expected a car to unravel me – but that’s exactly what happened. This weekend, I traded in my GLS – a car I’d owned for 6 years. It was the sensible thing to do. It was getting old and it had 165,000 miles on Read more

  • Known in Context: The Gift of Old Friends

    Known in Context: The Gift of Old Friends

    The other night I laughed so hard I thought the cops might actually show up to investigate. My best friend from high school and I were sitting in our little Airbnb cottage in Franklin, Tennessee, reminiscing about the old days. At one point, I reminded her of a secret crush I had back in our Read more

  • Holding On to the Unshakeable

    Holding On to the Unshakeable

    Last week at church, our pastor asked us a question I can’t stop thinking about: Are you holding on to shakable things—or to the unshakeable God? Whew. That one went straight to my heart. I grew up in church and along the way, I adopted this belief:If I did the right things… if I followed Read more

  • Whispers and Witnesses

    Whispers and Witnesses

    I once read that if you repeat a lie 12 times, you’ll start to believe it, even if no proof is ever given. We’re not wired to constantly verify what we hear—we’re wired to belong. And sometimes, that means we accept a narrative simply because it’s being told by someone with a microphone or someone Read more

  • The One Eyed Fighter

    The One Eyed Fighter

    I love MMA. I know, I know—it seems weird. I’m not exactly your typical MMA fan. My day-to-day life is pretty calm, structured, and, well… not full of punches to the face. But maybe that’s why I love it so much. It’s raw. It’s visceral. It’s adrenaline, grit, and sheer human will. And something about Read more