T.G.Owens
@tgowensauthor.bsky.social
Author of “God Is Not an Information Desk.”
I write about presence, faith, music, and the quiet encounters that shape us.
Stories from 25,000 rides — and the mystery of finding our way back to who we truly are.
I write about presence, faith, music, and the quiet encounters that shape us.
Stories from 25,000 rides — and the mystery of finding our way back to who we truly are.
I was moved by his humble beginnings, and by that line: “There are better ways to starve to death.”
As a composer outside pop culture, I feel that. And yet purpose seems to reveal itself precisely there, when we let our life speak honestly, even when it tells us something we didn’t expect to hear.
As a composer outside pop culture, I feel that. And yet purpose seems to reveal itself precisely there, when we let our life speak honestly, even when it tells us something we didn’t expect to hear.
December 8, 2025 at 12:34 PM
I was moved by his humble beginnings, and by that line: “There are better ways to starve to death.”
As a composer outside pop culture, I feel that. And yet purpose seems to reveal itself precisely there, when we let our life speak honestly, even when it tells us something we didn’t expect to hear.
As a composer outside pop culture, I feel that. And yet purpose seems to reveal itself precisely there, when we let our life speak honestly, even when it tells us something we didn’t expect to hear.
I’ve always found that the quietest forms of strength are the ones that transform us the most. Thank you for the reflection.
November 24, 2025 at 10:10 PM
I’ve always found that the quietest forms of strength are the ones that transform us the most. Thank you for the reflection.
Great to see spaces where authors can support one another. Thanks for the work you’re doing.
November 23, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Great to see spaces where authors can support one another. Thanks for the work you’re doing.
Hard truths, spoken with honesty, remind us who we are called to be — people of mercy, not domination.
November 23, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Hard truths, spoken with honesty, remind us who we are called to be — people of mercy, not domination.
Sometimes the mirror reveals more than we expect 😀
November 23, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Sometimes the mirror reveals more than we expect 😀
This is very interesting and subtle reminder.
November 23, 2025 at 9:21 PM
This is very interesting and subtle reminder.