In a world filled with religious debate and spiritual performance, Things I Learned from the Pigpen takes a different approach — honesty.
This book does not argue doctrine. It tells a story. A story of failure, self-righteousness, humility, and restoration. Through the lens of the prodigal son, readers are invited to examine both rebellion and pride — the wandering heart and the resentful brother.
What makes this message powerful is its simplicity: no one earns grace.
The Father's embrace is not a reward for improvement. It is an act of love.
The trilogy — The Book of Sin, The Book of Grace, and The Book of Faith — guides readers from confrontation to restoration to renewed trust.
This is not a book for one sect or denomination. It is written for humanity.
Because faith begins where pride ends, and home is closer than we think.
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