Written works in development.
The following works are developing publication concepts — shared publicly in draft form as part of my ongoing creative process. Each project explores storytelling through faith-centered imagination, journalism-inspired narrative, or devotional structure.
A devotional guide for children designed to combine Scripture reflection, interactive assignments, and creative engagement.
Each entry includes guided reading, reflection prompts, practical application, and game-based reinforcement — encouraging young readers to internalize faith through participation.
A narrative concept centered on a curious “scoop-gathering” journalist who listens closely to ordinary conversations and uncovers spiritual revelation within them.
The first installment, Divinity Meets Dust, follows an overheard dialogue between an elderly man and a younger listener — gradually revealing a metaphor of God’s intimacy with humanity: unashamed to form man from dust, and unashamed to redeem him despite it.
A child-centered journalism concept retelling biblical events through playful, contemporary reporting.
Written in an accessible, lightly comedic tone, the project reimagines Scripture as “breaking news” — allowing children to encounter biblical narratives through curiosity and relatable voice.
Creative Approach
These developing publications reflect my interest in narrative theology — making doctrine tangible through story, dialogue, and child-centered design.