The tenth chapter of What Was Meant for Harm: A Media Memoir of Faith, Fracture, and the Fight for Truth is now available.

This chapter captures the season when creation itself became the anchor — steady, simple, and grounding.

I didn’t have a master plan or five‑year strategy. Just small ideas and the desire to create consistently. It reflected my life: curiosity, humor, projects, and the everyday moments that made up my world. Deep dives, questions, curiosity, and life in the Hill Country. Through it all, creation remained the one place where the noise didn’t drown out the purpose.

And then came the unexpected moments…

👉 Read Chapter 10: The Practice of Creation now.