A New Chapter in Our Journey Together

Over the past few months, many of you have walked with me through poems, essays and reflections that spilled out of my heart onto the page. Together we’ve explored what it means to behold, adore, walk and lament. You’ve shown up, read deeply and shared your own stories with me. For that, I’m profoundly grateful.

Today I’m inviting you on another step of that journey. I’ve gathered the threads of our shared meditations into a single volume called The Headliner of Heaven. This book isn’t systematic theology; it’s an offering of “poetry, prose and essay, braided together in hope that they might spark a revelation of Him”. Many of the pieces will feel familiar if you’ve been reading along on Medium — because I believe in making art accessible, most of what’s inside has been freely available here all along. At the same time, this liturgy contains several never‑before‑seen poems and interludes that expand the arc from invocation through adoration, awe, lament and benediction. The pieces sit in a new sequence, allowing them to speak to each other in ways that individual posts could not.

Why publish it as a book at all? Because form matters. Arranging these meditations into seven movements creates a devotional journey you can linger with, front to back, as the introduction invites you to do. It lets you slow down, breathe between chapters, and let the Spirit whisper in the silences. It also helps me continue to share this work sustainably.

Here’s where you come in. The book is live, you can read it for free through Kindle Unlimited, The Headliner of Heaven Every page you read there directly supports my writing, and it costs you nothing extra if you already subscribe. If you’re willing, pick up the book, sit with it, and let it accompany your own quiet moments. And if something in these pages speaks to you, I would love to hear about it — whether in a comment, a private message, or a review on Amazon. Honest reviews and feedback not only encourage me; they help other readers discover the book as well.

When I wrote the lines, “Beauty in brevity. Power in Presence. Sound in Silence.”, I was reminding myself that small acts and quiet spaces can reveal profound truths. Your support — by reading, sharing, and reflecting — embodies that truth. Thank you for being part of this community. I’m excited to see where this next chapter takes us.

Sincerely Dust,