By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. There are moments in every life when prayer feels like it rises only as far as the ceiling. It may happen in a hospital waiting room, where the fluorescent lights hum through the long hours, and…

The Honest Faith of “Faith Over Logic” – A Book Review Every businessperson eventually reaches a moment that no case study prepared them for. The numbers are ambiguous. The people involved are decent, or at least not obviously villainous. The…

By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr., JD On faith, reason, and the decisions, logic was never built to finish There is a particular kind of moment that falls in a negotiation, a hiring decision, or a hard conversation with a struggling employee…

A reflection on memory, character, and what survives us By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. There is a particular hour—usually late, usually quiet—when a man who has lived seventy-three years finds himself doing the arithmetic of a life. Not the arithmetic of…