20 September 2022
LegacyWhat Paul wrote knowing he might die
Paul's letters to Timothy were written by a man who knew his time was short. What he chose to say — and what he left out — is instructive.
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Letters, legacy, and the end of time
On the things people mean to say, and why most of them wait too long to say them.
2 August 2022
PreparingThe weight of unsaid things
The things you have not said do not disappear. They accumulate. And the longer you carry them, the harder they become to put down.
Read more19 July 2022
ProphecyWhat the early church believed about the end
The first Christians lived as though Jesus might return any day. They were not reckless — they were prepared. What their example teaches us.
Read more14 June 2022
ProphecyThe parable of the ten virgins and readiness
Five were ready. Five were not. The difference was not knowledge — they all knew the bridegroom was coming. The difference was preparation.
Read more26 April 2022
FamilyWriting to someone who does not share your faith
The hardest letter is to someone who will not understand why you are gone. How to explain without preaching, and love without conditions.
Read more8 March 2022
ProphecyWhy date-setting always fails
Every generation has had someone who claimed to know when. Every one of them has been wrong. Here is why scripture says they always will be.
Read more15 February 2022
WritingUpdating your letters when life changes
You wrote your letter two years ago. Since then, a child was born, a friendship healed, an address changed. Your letter should keep up with your life.
Read more12 January 2022
ProphecyThe rapture in 1 Thessalonians 4
Paul's clearest description of the rapture — what he actually wrote, what he meant by it, and what it tells us about the moment itself.
Read more19 November 2021
FamilyThe letter you owe someone
You know who it is. You have known for years. The debt is not money — it is words you have not said, and the longer you wait, the heavier they get.
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