Grace in the Margins: Stories That Anchor Work, Family, & the In-Between

I have great news to share with you this week! I’m so excited to share that I’m finally writing a book. Below is the book summary for a little sneak peek:

"The Spirit has been very busy making a story out of my life.”

I didn't plan to write a book about faith. I planned to build companies, lead a global profession, raise two sons, and grow old with the woman I met on the same day I had my heart broken by someone else. Then came cancer. Then open-heart surgery. Then a five-year-old grandson who asked, with complete confidence: "Grampa — did Jesus heal your heart?”

Slowly, across decades of boardrooms, prayer rooms, baseball fields and hospital recovery rooms, I began to notice something: God had been in all of it. He had always been in all of it.

These are 148 true stories from a life lived at the intersection of faith, family, and work. They are honest, specific, and often unexpectedly funny — the stories of a man who survived late-stage cancer, guided hundreds of executives through career crises, and discovered, in the margins of ordinary life, that God's grace rarely arrives through the front door.

It shows up in the stranger who says exactly the right thing and then disappears, in seven eagles on a country road, in a five-year-old's unfiltered theology, and in the small, overlooked moments that turn out to be anything but.

Whether you are a driven professional who suspects success hasn't delivered what it promised, a parent trying to pass something real to the next generation, or simply someone in a dark season wondering if God has gone quiet — this book was written for you.