My name is Steve, and for years I worked as a hospice chaplain, accompanying others through their final weeks, days, and hours. That work shaped me deeply, but now I find myself in my own season of transition: no longer in that role, no longer in a relationship that once gave structure to my days, and no longer certain where the path is leading next.

What I still have - what I return to daily - is writing.

Each day I sit and write, not because I have the answers, but because I want to stay present in the mysteries of this life and faith. My books are the overflow of that practice. They offer a spark - a warm ember in the cold, or a guiding star in the night.

Divine Infinity is where I come to make meaning and bear witness.

If you’re walking through a time of transition, grief, or quiet searching, I hope that these writings will meet you gently, without judgment or pressure. 

You’re invited to show up as you are.

With questions. 

With doubts. 

With hope that doesn’t have a name yet.

There’s room for all of it.

Thank you for being here.

Let’s keep walking together.

You are not alone!