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…
Two Anchors from Kenneth Carnesi, Sr.’s Book, “Get Back Up“ There are books that teach by argument, and there are books that teach by example, but the rarest kind teaches by conviction — the sense that every sentence has been…
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…