How to Hold Convictions Without Losing Relationships

This commentary builds on the current Reflection to examine how Christian conviction can be held without damaging relationships amid competing worldviews My lifetime has been spent learning across three primary areas: engineering, leadership, teaching, and church-related work. Although my formal training was in technology, I quickly learned that most problems—no matter how technical they appeared—could […]

How Do We Know What’s Real Anymore?

A quiet reflection on trust, uncertainty, and what still feels steady. I did not arrive at my questions about trust because of a single crisis. They crept in quietly, over time. Somewhere along the way, what once felt dependable no longer felt quite as steady. Institutions I had relied on, voices I had trusted, even […]

Relearning Trust Without Walking Away

Staying Connected in Uncertain Times   Some of my earliest lessons about trust came not from books or classrooms, but from the pressure of real work with real people. As I reflect on this question, I think back over my own experience—twenty-four years in industry, sixteen years as a professor of engineering in a secular […]