I'm Paul Williams — a 57-year-old married man standing at the doorstep of retirement and asking the questions most men never get around to: What does God call us to in this season? How do we simplify without losing meaning? What does purpose look like when the paycheck stops? Come with me as I figure it out.
A Christian reflection on choosing a quieter, simpler, more faithful next chapter instead of carrying a bigger life into retirement.
Read MoreThere are more self-storage facilities in America than McDonald's. We've built an industry around the things we own but don't use. Late in my fifties, I'm starting to think the Christian case for owning less is really just a case for being free.
Read MoreMy wife put it better than I could. She said: "I feel like we're making room for what's next."
Read MoreMost men coast into retirement without a plan beyond the financial. I'm trying something different — and I want to do it out loud.
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