Learning to See in the Dark

Finding God on Death Row

Eleven executions. Eleven crossings. This spiritual advisor has witnessed what no theology prepared him for — the God who shows up in the death chamber, not to save, but to be present. He has held the hands of the dying, breathed with them through their final hours and seen something in their eyes that cannot be explained by neuroscience or religion or any framework he possesses. This book is a spirituality, written for the condemned — for the people sitting in concrete boxes right now, waiting for the state to kill them. It offers no false hope, no requirement of innocence, no comfortable answers. Only presence. Only the truth about what he has seen. Only a God who meets us when everything else is taken away.