I wrote and self-published a novel in September 2013 titled Never on Sundays. You can buy it in paperbook or for Kindle, Nook, or iBooks. It has a Goodreads profile. Read how I came to write the novel. Read an excerpt. Here is the description:

A star baseball player decides that attending church is more important than the game he grew up loving and that will earn him millions. While his team works to keep him playing everyday, his wife must deal with the life she has come to expect turned upside down. At the same time, a Baptist pastor is faced with the loss of his church’s property for his decision to lead the church out of an association. A lawyer’s encounter with the athlete and the pastor causes him to see as never before how his own life has become defined by his job. Never on Sundays examines the division — and the hope — created by choosing the best path.

I have on occasion preached and taught at Twin Pines Baptist Church, and have adapted some of those messages in a Medium publication titled Antioch Road.

I post miscellaneous things in a Medium publication called Compendium Miscellanea.

I wrote a 3-part puppet skit called Bobzil for Vacation Bible School at Twin Pines Baptist Church in the summer of 2013. Each part is designed to last 5 to 7 minutes. I put it in the public domain, so it is free to use, copy, distribute, or modify as you see fit for your own needs, with or without attribution.

While in law school, in 2002, the Iowa Law Review published my student note titled The “Peculiar” Being: The Rights of an Unborn Child in Iowa. It is available for purchase on LexisNexis. (I don’t receive any of the proceeds.)