God

  • Embracing the True Father

    For years, I viewed God as a bit of a cold Dickensian schoolmaster—stern, corrective, and always ready with a hard lesson. But as a father of three, I realized that few things brought me more joy than surprising my kids with a candy bar or holding them close after a disappointment. If I, a sinner, could love my children that fiercely, how much more does a perfect Father delight in us? Come read why my old view of God imploded like a derelict skyscraper, and how the “good gifts” of a Father changed everything I thought I knew about grace.

  • The Dam That Built Itself

    Imagine standing before the massive Hoover Dam and announcing to the world’s finest engineers that you built the whole thing yourself. Every turbine, every tunnel, every ton of concrete. The laughter would echo for miles. But what if you told them something even more ridiculous? What if the claim that followed made the first one sound reasonable? A retired teacher walks inside one of history’s greatest engineering feats and makes an argument most people have already accepted without realizing how absurd it sounds.