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All writing is organized under six major categories. Each is a lens on the core question: what does it look like to wrestle faithfully with the hard things, and rest in the finished work of Christ?
Category 01
Spiritual Formation
Prayer, suffering, sanctification, and the interior life of discipleship. What does it mean to be formed into the image of Christ over a lifetime? This category addresses the daily, unglamorous, essential work of becoming who God intends.
Category 02
Apologetics
Defending the faith and engaging the honest questions of skeptics, and of believers who need better answers than "just trust God." Not primarily academic; aimed at people who want to think clearly about what they believe and why.
Category 03
Theology
Systematic and biblical theology for people who want to think carefully about God, Scripture, and doctrine. Accessible without being shallow. Every doctrinal question has pastoral stakes, and this category tries to show what those are.
Category 04
Epistemology
How do we know what we know? The relationship between faith and reason, the role of doubt in the life of belief, and the philosophical underpinnings of Christian confidence. For readers who want their faith to be intellectually honest.
Category 05
Church History
The saints who walked this road before us and what they left behind. From the desert fathers to the Reformers to the martyrs of the twentieth century, the church has always been people who believe impossible things and live accordingly.
Category 06
Culture
Christianity and the modern world. How to hold faith in an age of distraction, secularism, political polarization, and digital fragmentation. Not culture war. Cultural theology: thinking seriously about the water we swim in.