Editorial Writing

In addition to reviews, I write reflective essays that examine history, faith and the responsibilities carried forward through remembrance. The following essay was published in The American Israelite.

Essays exploring Israel, Scripture, covenant, restoration, and the nations.

Essays considering salvation, judgment, resurrection, reward, and the life promised by God beyond death.

Essays connecting faith, origins, ethics, history, and contemporary questions.

Essays reflecting on conscience, agency, suffering, mortality, responsibility, and life before God.

Commentary on language, institutions, public narratives, and cultural framing.

Essays examining artificial intelligence, communication, perception, creativity, and the unseen forces shaping modern life.

Reflective essays exploring Scripture, biblical imagery, ancient memory, prophecy, creation, judgment, and restoration through a theological and literary lens. These pieces consider how form, symbol, and language reveal spiritual realities—from Genesis to Revelation.

Essays on an old temptation in a new form: humanity’s desire to define good and evil apart from God.