Nearly all of my work for the past thirty years has been for Christian ministries and Christian publishers. At one time or another, I have been involved with nearly every major ministry and faith-based publisher in America. In the last seven years, however, I have spent more time writing than anything else. I had to. I didn't have any other choice but to tell my story. I didn't want to let all the lessons I've learned go to waste, and I haven't. Perhaps you can learn from my mistakes. That's my hope anyway. 

To begin with, I came to the Lord through campus Crusade for Christ at the University of Georgia in the 1960s and have never been the same. I’m a Christian—unapologetically. My beliefs are reflected in everything I have written, but I write about the truth and not some sappy, sanitied version of it.

I'm well educated. I received an A.B. from Georgia State University in political science, my M.A. at Baylor University in Church-State Studies, where I published in the Journal of Church and State, received the Dawson-Bunn Award, bestowed by Baylor University, and was inducted into Omnicron Delta Honorary Fraternity for academic and leadership excellence. I have also done all of the work for a Ph.D. at Emory University in international politics, except for the dissertation, publishing in the Counsel of Calcedon.

Books Published:

Recovering form Religious Abuse: 11 Steps to Spiritual Freedom (Simon & Schuster: 2011)

We Believe: 30 Days to Understanding Our Heritage (Dunham Books: 2010)

Hi, My Name Is Jack (Simon & Schuster: November 2011)

Additional Publishing Projects:

Real Prayers for Real People with Real Problems (Finished)

From the Oval Office: 30 days to Understanding Presidential leadership (Complete in 2012)

Isla Vista (Complete in 2012)

365: One Day at a Time (Finished)

God’s Role in American History: 30 Days to Understanding Our Unique Calling (Complete in 2013)

Full Moon Frenzy (Finished)

Pushing Jesus (Complete in 2012)