καιρός · the right time
The ancient Greeks had two words for time. Chronos is the clock and the calendar. It asks, what time is it? Kairos is the right moment: a season, an opening, a gift. It asks, what is this time for?
When the Old Testament was translated into Greek, Ecclesiastes 3 used both words. There is a chronos for everything, and a kairos for every matter under heaven: a time to plant and a time to uproot, a time to tear down and a time to build.
I have a lot going on, all the time. I don't abandon projects. I set them down, and I pick them back up when their time comes around again. Some months a book gets everything I have. Some weeks it's the podcast. Sometimes it's coaching calls or masterminds. Nothing here is about a deadline. It's about what's needed at that time.
This is where everything stands right now. You'll also see the most recent thing I've been working on.
A free app that turns Keith Craft's 70-10-10-10 plan into your own monthly plan, in dollars, so you can see your margin. It's in beta, so expect some rough edges.
Last worked on 2026-11-09
A weekly Bible study on Sunday nights, working through the Gospel of Matthew.
Latest: Bible study · 2026-11-08
I facilitate masterminds, some on my own and some with my dad, Keith Craft. They help people build lives and environments where they can reach their potential.
Last mastermind: 2026-11-06
I sent it to my editor. Edits come back November 18, and we're preparing for a summer 2027 release.
Latest: Sent to my editor
Season 2 is on God and money. Three episodes in, plus a Bible study I recorded as a work in progress.
Latest: 2.3 / If God wants you rich, why aren't you? · 2026-10-23
My letters on life, history, theology and philosophy.
Latest: Letters from Odysseus / 5 · 2026-09-07