Inspired Writings
The Body & The Blood
As the world becomes increasingly troubled, violent, antisemitic, and anti-Christian, God-ordained Oneness in the body of Christ is more important than ever. From Genesis to Revelation, God’s Word calls for Christians to be One, unified as believers in the body of Christ with Him as its head. Yet, Oneness has yet to be achieved in any tangible, meaningful sense.
We are currently siloed within hundreds of denominations and hundreds of thousands of congregations. Our silos not only display negative images of Christianity to our society, they also reduce our opportunities to shine the light of Christ. But there is a path that can lead us to stronger churches and a more powerful witness while still maintaining the individuality of our denominations, worship styles, and doctrines.
The critical factors include the pursuit of uprightness and the circulation of Christians within the earthly body of Christ.
Split
Published in 2021, my second book explores the history of racial divisions between black and white Christian communities in America, tracing their roots to the 1700s. It examines how these divisions persist today due to politics and doctrinal differences and offers recommendations for healing and achieving Christian racial unity for the benefit of society and God's Kingdom.
Non-Religious Writings
Most of my career has been spent in healthcare as a capacity consultant. After years of working with some of the best and worst healthcare systems in the US (and a few internationally), I wrote a series of three books dealing with “capacity optimization.” The first two books are focused on process and operations within the walls of the hospital environment, with a definitive slant toward the use of data analytics and process simulation. The most recent, Optimizing Your Capacity To Care, expands into a highly-advanced community-wide care model that could be instrumental in reducing the rapidly increasing costs of our healthcare system.
