Author Description

Pocket Full of Rocks invites readers on a journey of self-examination, humility, and transformation. In a world where judgment, comparison, and pride are often disguised as righteousness, it’s easy to carry stones in the pockets of our hearts—stones of rumor, harsh words, weaponized Scripture, and self-righteousness. These stones weigh us down, damage our relationships, and keep us from reflecting the love and grace of Christ. Through this book, the author challenges us to take an honest look at the ways we may unknowingly live like the Pharisees—elevating ourselves while pointing fingers at others. With pastoral insight and relatable metaphors, the author guides readers to identify the stones they carry, understand their origins, and learn how to lay them down at the feet of Jesus. Pocket Full of Rocks is more than a book about what not to do—it is a roadmap for what God wants to do in us. It shows us how to empty our hearts of judgment and self-righteousness, how to fill our lives with grace, patience, love, and humility, and how to let Christ increase in us so that others may see His light. Whether you’re seeking personal growth, healthier relationships, or a deeper walk with God, this book provides practical guidance and encouragement to live a life marked by love instead of stones. Open these pages and discover the freedom, joy, and peace that come from emptying your pockets of the stones you've been carrying and allow God the freedom to transform your heart.