PILOCONWhy show work that isn’t finished?
Because the work wobbles too. Books get rewritten. A season’s plan meets the season. I would rather you see what is actually on the bench, what is ready, what is in progress, and roughly when, than watch something polished appear from nowhere. The work is never finished; it is faithfully continued.
Why seasons and not dates? I spent twenty-five years forecasting weather, and I know what a precise date far past the horizon is worth. A season is an honest bearing. It says where I’m heading and leaves room for the conditions. When something is ready, it moves down to Available now. When the plan changes, this page changes with it, and it says so.
Is there something here you’re waiting for? Write to me and tell me which one.
Fall 2026
I Am A Disciple
Why showing up daily matters more than showing up big. The book the series hinges on.
The analog Disciple’s Compass
The practice on paper: the day’s page, a pen, and the four bearings. A complete edition.
More Wobble Factor Pocket Books
Short books, one question each, read in a sitting.
Winter 2026
Waypoint Chronicles: Romans (BSB)
A walk through Romans, one passage a day.
Waypoint Chronicles: James (BSB)
Faith that acts, one passage a day.
The Disciple’s Chart Room
Where the voyage is studied: the concepts behind the Compass, written first, then recorded.
Early 2027
The Wobble Factor — the channel and the podcast
One show, two formats.
In progress, no season yet
I Am Responsible
Responsibility Before Response.
Removing the Mask
Authenticity Over Performance.
The Armor of God
Process Over Arrival.
Forecasting Is Futile
Preparation Over Prediction.
Spectators on the Shore
Community Over Independence.
Available now
The Wobble Factor: Reclaiming Faith for Your Journey
No sailboat reaches home in a straight line. The foundation of the series.
You Cannot Navigate Alone — Wobble Factor Pocket Book No. 1
The lie that faith is a private project, read in one sitting. Free.
The Foundation — five short pieces
The picture, who, how, what and why, in the order a person discovers them.