The Ford at Jabbok River (Available on Amazon)

“But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.”
— Matthew 6:33

What if the life you built was never meant to hold you?

The Ford at Jabbok River is a moving collection of interconnected stories and poems that trace the quiet unravelling of four lives: El, Gary, Lia, and Risi- each confronted by loss, longing, and the weight of their own choices.

From the polished boardrooms of England to the sunlit yet unyielding landscapes of Fiji, these narratives explore the hidden fractures beneath success, the ache of fatherlessness, the pull of addiction, and the fragile search for meaning. Woven between them, the poems speak with clarity and conviction, exposing the subtle nature of sin and the human tendency to perform faith while avoiding surrender.

At its heart lies a deeper question: What happens when striving fails and the soul is left to wrestle?

Drawing on the biblical image of the Jabbok River, this collection invites readers into that place of confrontation—where identity is stripped, truth is revealed, and grace meets us not at our best, but at our most undone.

Honest, searching, and rooted in Scripture, this is a work for those willing to look beyond appearances and step into the deeper waters of faith.

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