Unfinished Thoughts

Faith is not a destination. It is a direction.

We are often told that faith should feel solid-like a finished building, standing tall and immovable. But for many, the spiritual life feels more like a construction site: messy, exposed, and perpetually incomplete.

In Unfinished Thoughts, author Alexandre Orr presents a raw collection of poetry and prayer that refuses to hide the cracks in the foundation. Structured to mirror the flow of Ecclesiastes, this book journeys from the innocence of "The Search" into the disillusionment of "The Vanity," through the breaking point of "The Crisis," and finally arriving at a sober, limping trust in "Remembrance."

Inside, you will find:

• The Search: The longing for a faith that feels like it used to.
• The Vanity: The honest frustration with ambition, time, and "the grind."
• The Crisis: A confessional look at anxiety, shame, and the feeling of being a "double-minded man."
• The Remembrance: The quiet realization that God is not looking for perfection; He is looking for presence.

Grounded in Scripture yet unafraid of doubt, Unfinished Thoughts offers a seat beside you in the dust. It is a reminder that even when you are limping, you are still moving forward.

"I wrote these fragments not to offer answers, but to offer company."