Some books begin with an idea.
 

This one began with a burden.

For years, I watched conversations about faith, politics, and public life become increasingly shaped by outrage, suspicion, and division. But my experience through Leading Influence had shown me something different.
 

I had seen leaders across political lines respond to kindness, prayer, and genuine relationship. I became convinced that there was a better way for people of faith to engage public life—and one another—with hope, humility, and grace.
 

Eventually, those convictions became Towards A Better Canada.
 

Why It Matters

I didn’t write the book to convince people to think like me.
 

I wrote it to invite them into a better conversation.
 

One where faith shapes our posture before it shapes our opinions.
 

One where building bridges matters more than winning arguments.
 

One where hope becomes a way of living, not simply a way of thinking.
 

Continue the Conversation

Writing the book wasn’t the end of the journey.
 

It opened the door to new conversations through churches, podcasts, speaking events, and communities across Canada.
 

Because I still believe a better future will be built by people who choose to live differently today.