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How do you know you are truly following Christ?

Most of us answer with whatever is easy to count: quiet times kept, Sundays attended, a full church calendar. Those are good things. But what about the ordinary hours between Sundays, where the Holy Spirit is leading and most of us hardly notice? Many believers carry a quiet unease about that gap and have never been able to put words to it.

Pilocon exists to help you recognize it, and then to do something about it. The books help you recognize it. I call it the wobble, and I don’t think it means you have failed; I think it is a signal. The Disciple’s Compass is what you do with that signal: one short loop, four bearings, kept daily, on paper if you like. The Wobble Factor is the broadcast; the Disciple’s Compass is what it broadcasts. Everything else here comes alongside those two.

The Compass points toward Christ; everything else takes its bearing from there.

Who is it for? The one still looking: a newer believer who hasn’t settled yet, or a long-time believer who has refused to. If that is you, start wherever your question is. Who’s behind this · The Foundation, in five short pieces

The five doors

One house, five front doors. Each one opens onto one part of the work.

For small businesses

The Pilocon Chief of Staff mark

Pilocon is also becoming a platform company. The way of working behind the Compass (one folder of plain notes, a few clear roles, and each day’s page made the night before) turns out to be what a small business is missing. The Pilocon Chief of Staff builds it for a team: one place for everyone to talk, and each person’s day in front of them, on a server the business owns.

What’s being made

Some of this is ready today. Most of it is still being made, and I would rather show you that honestly than pretend otherwise.

Works in progress, by season. The whole list is on the roadmap.