Published Works
Helplessness and Human Dignity at the Edges of Life
Plough, January 2021
Like Saul on the Damascus Road, I wanted a divine visitation that would recast my life in the material world.
Fathom, June 2021
On Reading To Kill a Mockingbird with My Daughter in 2020
Front Porch Republic, March 2021
How can men and women equally bear the Imago Dei if God chose to reveal himself as male?
Englewood Review of Books, Nov. 2022
At the end of World War II, Anne was shot in a field and left for dead.
A habit of joy sustained her.
Front Porch Republic, May 2020
For a refugee who's fled a thousand miles, planting flowers is an act of
hope—that you’ll be in one place long enough to see them bloom.
Touchstone, March 2020
Where do I go with my ambition or disappointment if I can’t say with John the Baptist, “He must become greater; I must become less”?
GCD, December 2020