For a moment, I am fifteen again, sitting at my grandparents’ dinner table on a hot July Sunday afternoon, unaware that the phone is about to ring and divide my life into everything that came before and everything that came after.
Read NowRight now, in this room, none of that was of interest or concern. He could eat alone. In silence. In solitude.
Read NowThat lineage shows up in themes of faith, doubt, guilt, grace, and the long shadow religion can leave behind.
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I’m Caleb, and my title on the org chart is the Director of Web Development, which means I’m equal parts builder, problem-solver, and people leader. I spent years as a hands-on WordPress developer, and I still care deeply about how things are built, not just whether they get done.
I lead multiple teams focused on execution, clarity, and producing work we can be proud of. Most of what I do lives between people, process, and technology, especially fixing inefficiencies and building systems that scale without creating unnecessary complexity.
I want to be practical. I value proven approaches, but I also believe good judgment matters just as much as process. I care about work that holds up in the real world, clear communication, shared ownership, and teams that can move without constant supervision.
I’m a husband and a father of four, which shapes almost everything about how I see the world. I also write writes fiction and essays that wander into faith, memory, family, and the complicated work of becoming who we are.
I’m endlessly curious. I like learning how things work, asking why they work that way, and questioning if they have to be that way. That curiosity shows up in technology, writing, leadership, and nearly every side project I convince myself is going to be simple.
Songs for when it shouldn’t already be dark this early. For when an unexpected cold wind sends dead leaves scraping across the sidewalk and a shiver down your spine. For when you can’t quite shake the creeping feeling that something isn’t right.
No goodbyes. No destination. Just a tank of gas, a change of clothes, and a determination to spend tomorrow anywhere but here.
