The Challenge that Defines My Mission

Testimony is the rustiest weapon in the Kingdom.

Testimony is far more, and far more potent, than we've been led to believe.
My work focuses on making the life we share with God richer and more potent.

What You Can Expect

The work has a few doors.

This site holds the long argument behind the work. The sibling ventures are separate public doorways for leaders, ministries, and people who want to thank Jesus for what He does.

Testimony as KPI

Centurion Response

Identity in Christ as leaders shape corporate brands, develop CEO platforms, and build lasting family legacies.

Visit Centurion Response Testimony for community

JesusDoes.com

Making ministries more effective and more impactful for the Kingdom by implementing testimony tools.

Visit JesusDoes.com Testimony as celebration

JesusDoes.org

A public witness commons for ordinary people to thank Jesus and make room for what He does.

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Testimonies about Testimony

What people experience with testimony.

Testimony is more than a packaged story. It's a lived reality, and that lived reality is always an invitation into a relationship with the one you've experienced.

  • Pete and herons

    10:06

  • Stewardship under pressure

    12:04

  • When the room goes quiet

    6:47

  • Cost and credibility

    14:22

  • Dominion without performance

    9:58

  • The long obedience

    11:31

Explorations

Ideas that interest me for a while.

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  1. Featured What is testimony? The core definition behind the whole system: presence, stewardship, and whose story your public life is telling. Pillar post / Framework / 8 min read
  2. Naamah at The Second Dove
  3. Abel’s Letter from Section A1
  4. Delilah in the Ramada Lounge
  5. Adam at the Backyard Grill
  6. Enoch in Thin Space
  7. Solomon’s Dust and Drip
Some Book Projects

Sometimes testimonies work well as books.

The only professional "brass ring" I ever named – the only thing I ever wanted to prove – was "author." Turns out it's not that hard, and helping others create their own is pretty rewarding.

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