Newsletter Response to R.C. Sproul, Jr. on Tragedy and Who is the Author of Evil. Notes from BCBM Ep. 82
Newsletter The Forgotten Doctrine of Authority in a Postmodern World Authority isn’t oppression—it’s God’s gift.
Newsletter FOR PAID SUBS: CHAPTER PREVIEW The first chapter of my upcoming novella "Ezekiel Creed: Tribe of Dust and Blood"
Newsletter 5 Reasons Horror is a Christian Genre The cross, the crypt, and the monster’s shadow all tell the same truth: only Christ conquers the darkness.
Newsletter Beyond Disney's Boy Trouble: Finding Real Purpose Through Christian Storytelling Disney preaches at men. Christian fiction calls them to fight.
Newsletter Standing Firm in a Fallen World: A Double Release Celebration Celebrating the release of a pulp-noir thriller and a free ebook to strengthen your faith in the fight.
Newsletter The Case for Pulp: Why Those Tattered Magazines Hold the Key to Bold Christian Storytelling Moral clarity. Grit. Wonder. And a message that still speaks to the common man.
Newsletter Nails in the Door: A Pulp Noir Retelling of the Lutheran Reformation Episode 1: The Man with the Hammer
Newsletter I Can't Believe its Not Social Media Random complaints and musings on Social Media style marketing for creatives
Newsletter Technological Terror of the Human Mind: An Essay on Fear of Repetition and Waste (Pt. 2 of 2) The mind loops like a broken reel on consequences of a crime uncomitted.
Newsletter Technological Terror of the Human Mind: An Essay on Fear of Repetition and Waste (Pt. 1 of 2) The mind loops like a broken reel, haunted by the ghost of wasted motion.
Newsletter Back at It Man, it’s wild how much time can slip through your fingers. I hadn’t touched any real writing in years—the kind that’s seen more midnight ranting and cold coffee than I care to admit. Writing used to be my thing, right? But life barged in: music gigs,
