Life gets complicated. I write about it.
Faith. Hearing loss. Frustration. Relationships. Common sense. And the things we probably should talk about more.
Most of what I write starts with something that happened in real life.
Something I noticed. Something that irritated me. Something I misunderstood. Something I probably handled badly. Or once in a while, something I finally got right.
Behind the Wheel is where I work through those moments.
Sometimes it leads to faith. Sometimes hearing loss. Sometimes relationships, frustration, common sense, or the question of how we managed to make life so complicated.
I don’t have everything figured out.
I’m just paying attention.
I Could Still See God. I Just Couldn’t Hear Him Anymore.
I thought I was moving forward. Working harder. Pushing through. Doing what needed to be done.
But somewhere along the way, I stopped asking whether I was being led or simply being driven.
This is about what happens when faith is still there, but the relationship starts to feel distant.
Maybe I Should Just Shut Up
I’ve spent most of my life struggling to hear other people.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about the other side of that — what it feels like when you finally have something to say and it seems like nobody is listening.
This one is about frustration, being ignored, and the strange irony of wanting to be heard after a lifetime of trying so hard to hear.
Simple Man
We spend a lot of time chasing more.
More money. More stuff. More success. More reasons to stay busy.
But what if a good life is actually a lot simpler than we’ve made it?
This one is about slowing down, paying attention to what matters, and questioning who decided what we were supposed to be chasing in the first place.
No One Driving at My Speed
Behind the Wheel didn’t start as a book, but a lot of the same questions are there.
Why am I always in such a hurry? Why does everyone else seem to be in my way? And what happens when impatience, control, and pride start showing up in places far beyond the road?
No One Driving at My Speed is a 12-chapter devotional for men about patience, control, faith, and learning to let God lead.