Mission

To mentor writers, influence culture, and build disciples by crafting stories that connect the dots between biblical truth, a conservative Christian worldview, and the yearning in every heart to know God.

Too often, I complain that change is hard. I don’t like to have control wrested from my hands and then feel herded into a new paradigm. Yet Lee Iaccoca wouldn’t have converted outdated, dying American Motors and Chrysler Corporations into the profitable Dodge, Jeep and Chrysler companies at the end of the 20^th century without catalyzing transformation. Laptops and cell phones wouldn’t exist without transformative change, and we would still wait in lines for “computer time” on bulky mainframe computers.

Visionaries are those who refuse to settle for today’s ‘normal’ in favor of a better tomorrow.

Transformation is the uncomfortable stuff of life, and the fuel for cultural vibrancy. Transformation is also non-negotiable for Christ-followers. Jesus didn’t just tell his disciples to preach, teach, baptise or start churches. He asked that we make disciples of all people groups. Transformation transcends definition, is messy and hard to track, but you know when it happens, and the proof stands before you.