i write about living life well… a legacy is something we live, not leave.
Testing Peace and Rest: Where Authenticity Takes Root Peace is a strange thing when you first find it. It feels almost too good, like something you didn’t earn or don’t quite trust yet. It sneaks in quietly as you start peeling back the layers, discovering who you are underneath everything the world told you to…
To be alone is often a fear most cannot consider, much less face. The silence of solitude terrifies because it leaves us with nothing but ourselves, stripped of the noise that so often fills our days and drowns out the questions we are too afraid to ask. Yet, in solitude lies a gift unmatched, a…
“I need nothing.” The words hang in the air like they shouldn’t belong to me, but they do. They weren’t always mine, though. There was a time when the word need felt like an open door to panic, a constant grasping for something—validation, security, meaning—that I didn’t believe I had. Back then, every want disguised…
Ideas are a dime a dozen; they’re everywhere, all the time, all at once and it’s very hard to tell we’re even being influenced by them. I’ve engaged in some extremely diverse think tanks only to find the majority of of people just want to be heard. Everyone seems to be an expert, and yet,…
When a Man is Wanted, Loved, Touched, and Known I’ve lived through the seasons of what it feels like to be wanted and the emptiness of what it feels like when you’re not. There’s a shift that happens in a man when his wife wants him, not just as a partner in life, not just…
Fear as Fuel: A Journey into Adventure and Growth (A Reflection on an Old Discovery) Fear is universal. It touches every part of our lives, shaping the choices we make and the paths we take. For many, fear feels like a wall; stopping progress, stalling dreams, and creating hesitation. But what if fear isn’t the…
Eve and the New Creation: Eschatology and the Role of Women in Redemption Introduction: Eve’s Eschatological Significance Eve, the first woman and mother of all living, bears immense theological significance in the creation and fall and within the eschatological framework—the study of end times and ultimate restoration. The story of Eve, often explored through the…
Eve and Patriarchy: Reclaiming Her Story for Theological Equality Introduction: The Legacy of Eve and the Development of Patriarchal Structures Eve’s narrative in Genesis has long been weaponized to legitimize patriarchal structures in both the church and society. For centuries, Christian history has framed her as the archetypal figure of female weakness, deceit, and disobedience….
Essay 10: The Fall and Redemption: How Eve Shapes Our Understanding of Sin and Salvation Introduction: Eve’s Role in the Narrative of the Fall and Redemption Eve’s place in the biblical narrative is crucial for understanding both the nature of sin and the scope of redemption. Her actions in the Garden of Eden have often…
Eve and Embodiment—The Theology of the Body The Sacredness of Embodiment in the Biblical Narrative The creation of Eve in Genesis marks not only the introduction of companionship for Adam but also a profound theological declaration about the sacredness of the human body. Often, the narrative shifts our focus to the relational aspect—Adam’s solitude resolved…