After the Death of Charlie Kirk: Wrestling with Justice, Mercy, and Grace
Yesterday, our nation witnessed a tragedy that still feels almost impossible to put into words…the assassination of Charlie Kirk. No […]
Yesterday, our nation witnessed a tragedy that still feels almost impossible to put into words…the assassination of Charlie Kirk. No […]
In a world where family is often fractured and legacy feels elusive, Final Laps, First Steps explores what it means to lead, love, and let go—biblically and beautifully. Through stories of young men stepping into manhood and elders running their final laps, this essay reflects on headship not as dominance, but as sacrifice. It honors the messy middle of family, the sacredness of chosen kin, and the call to cover—not control—those entrusted to us. Grounded in Scripture and soaked in grace, this is a call to live and lead like it matters… because it does.
When obedience costs you the relationship, don’t mistake grief for failure. This is for the one who stayed. God sees—and He still wins.
When truth unsettles us, is it hate… or holiness? I explore why grace-filled offense may be a gift, not a failure.
Letting go of one calling to say yes to another—this is my story of obedience, surrender, and stepping into the next thing God has for me.