The conversations a father refuses to leave unspoken — meaning, faith, culture, and duty, wrestled with honestly.
I don't write these as a man who has it all figured out. I write them as a dad who refuses to hand his kids a world he never bothered to think about — and who has done the thinking, landed on his convictions, and will show you his work. These are the talks we should be having at the table: what a life is for, what we believe, what we let shape our kids, and what we owe the people counting on us. I'll take a position and tell you why it convinced me. I'll give the other side its strongest case and answer it. And I'll laugh at what deserves laughing at. You're free to land somewhere else — but you'll never have to guess where I stand.
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