In his quarter century as a philosophy professor John has been exposed to much wisdom. He tries to understand it, and he wants to share what he has found.

Being married twenty-five years and raising six children has also brought a few hard-to-see things to light. 

He has known the struggles of being a husband, father, friend, employee, and citizen in very confusing times.

The travails of the household—as experienced by husbands and wives, fathers and mothers, children, and others—especially consume his attention and are close to his heart. The way forward is not easy, but we can search for it and travel it, together.

John's search is for refreshing and revitalizing waters from a good place. Peaceful yet challenging, silent but powerful, old as the hills and exactly what we need today.

John wants to reconnect with what we already know, or at least that we can know. It’s both deep within us, and it’s out there. We need to find it, and he knows we can.

His goal is a more fully human life, in its many facets, lived together in community and in life-giving relationships. 

Find John's work along with his books and his blog: The Intentional Household at his website: lifecraft.org

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