James A. Luginbyhl is a Texas writer whose work explores faith, grief, masculinity, memory, and grace. Raised beneath the wide skies of West Texas, he writes from lived experience and a Christian faith shaped by Scripture, prayer, and grace—for reade...

James A. Luginbyhl is a Texas writer whose work explores faith, grief, masculinity, memory, and grace. Raised beneath the wide skies of West Texas, he writes from lived experience and a Christian faith shaped by Scripture, prayer, and grace—for readers who know that redemption rarely arrives in a straight line. He is the author of Hymns for the Unfinished and the host of CREDO, a podcast about what he believes, why he believes it, and whether faith can hold up in ordinary life.