Here’s a challenge I’ve tried to handle several times now, and I’ve continually run into the same roadblock. My website has a very unique and significant dilemma that’s only grown worse over the years — the problem of too much content on an increasingly broad range of topics. My problem isn’t that I don’t have much to say, it’s that I have too much and it all has to go somewhere. That somewhere always leads back to here.

Here’s the honest confession: supernatural-science.com is a lot. And it has a tendency to confuse new readers. In this post, I want to give you a brief behind the scenes look at what I’ve been struggling with regarding the ever-increasing scope of content and why I believe this “problem” may have been divinely intended from the start.

If you land on my site for the first time, you might find a podcast episode about interpreting a dream involving a laundry machine. Scroll a little further and you’re in an article about hypersonic flight profiles. Keep going and you’ll hit a reflection on Kingdom entrepreneurship, then a design catalog for aerospace-inspired digital art, then a teaching on the Daniel and Joseph model of prophetic dreams. To me, every one of those pieces belongs to the same story. But to a newcomer standing at the front door for the first time, it can look like three or four different websites accidentally sharing one address.

Let Me Clear Something Up First

Before I get into the “too many categories” problem, I need to say something plainly, because I think it’s actually at the root of the confusion: this is not a ministry website.

I know that’s an odd thing to say when the site talks about dreams, prophecy, and Scripture. But I didn’t set out to build a ministry. I set out to seek God, diligently, for the answer to one question: what is my life purpose. And what I got back wasn’t a sermon series or a ministry mission statement. It was Blue Cube Rocket — my space energy invention company, with its own website, built around technology I never studied for. It was a body of work that stretches from dream symbol dictionaries to hypersonic flight profiles, supernatural marvelic abilities and digital art, none of which I could have invented on my own if I’d sat down and tried to brainstorm it.

That’s the part I want newcomers to understand: when you actually seek God for the biggest answers in your life, He doesn’t answer you according to the size of your imagination. He answers you according to the size of who He is.

My imagination could not have produced this site. A committee planning a “ministry” could not have produced this site. What’s here is bigger and more multi-dimensional than that — and honestly, it goes places most church ministries were never built to go. Most ministries are stuck in stale, rigid doctrines and entrenched in denominational theologies, structured around programs, not around chasing down one man’s God-given purpose wherever it leads, invention and all.

So when you see the range on this site and think “this is a lot,” you’re not wrong. But it’s not clutter from a lack of focus. It’s the footprint of an answer that was too big to fit into one category — because the One who gave it doesn’t work inside our categories to begin with.

Why I Haven’t “Just Fixed It”

I want to be honest about something else: the over-wide scope of this website isn’t a problem I discovered yesterday. I’ve tried to solve this more than once. I’ve rearranged categories. I’ve built landing pages meant to funnel people toward one pillar at a time. I’ve rewritten the About page more than once trying to explain, in one breath, how dream interpretation and advanced propulsion and faith-based business could possibly sit on the same shelf. Each attempt has helped a little, but none of them has actually solved it.

Let’s not even talk about trying to start up another new email subscriber list…

Part of the difficulty is that the categories aren’t decoration — they’re not tags I could just merge or delete to make the site look tidier. Dream interpretation, aerospace concepts, supernatural marvels, and Kingdom entrepreneurship are not just bunch of separate interests I happen to have. They are all expressions of one calling that I did not choose the shape of. Blue Cube Rocket (my space energy invention company) didn’t emerge from a business plan; it emerged from a decade of divine direction, arriving in pieces that didn’t come in a convenient order.

My dreams didn’t stop just because I got busy building a new technology. The Kingdom entrepreneurship teaching didn’t pause because I was deep in a design catalog for CRM Space Jets. Everything kept moving at once, and the site had to hold all of it.

So every time I’ve tried to simplify all this, I’ve run into the same wall: simplifying for the visitor risks flattening what actually happened. And I’m not willing to sand down the story just to make the navigation menu shorter.

What I Think the Real Problem Is

I’m starting to suspect the issue isn’t really “too many categories.” It’s that I’ve been trying to solve a narrative problem with a structural fix. I keep rearranging furniture in rooms that a stranger hasn’t been invited into yet. What a newcomer probably needs first isn’t a cleaner sitemap — it’s a front door that tells them, in plain language, why the laundry machine dream and the hypersonic flight profile paper are written by the same person, on purpose.

I don’t have that front door built yet. I have parts of it — the About page rewrite, some of the framing in early episodes — but not a single, obvious place that says: here’s the thread, follow it, and everything else will make sense.

Where That Leaves Me

I’m not writing this post because I’ve finally solved the dilemma. I’m writing it because I think the struggle itself might be useful to share — both for anyone else building something that spans more territory than a normal “niche,” and honestly, for me, to get the problem out of my head and onto the page where I can actually look at it.

If you’re new here: welcome to the collision of topics. It’s an organized mess, I promise, even when it doesn’t look like one yet.

For the last decade, I’ve been severely limited by finances, and that has greatly contributed to the “all-in-one” effort you see here. Building new websites requires money — something I’ve had very little of for years. When I finally get what God has in store for me, I may or may not create new websites to diversify my content. I may just keep it all right here. Website development is not just a matter of money, it’s also a time-intensive manpower effort.

Where I’m going, I won’t have time to build many new websites.

Written For YOU

Now having said all the above… There’s a good chance what you see today on this site will continue indefinitely as is. Perhaps God wanted it that way for the purpose I’ve stated above — to help expand the minds of readers in the same way He did to me!

That’s really the one central theme that runs throughout this entire website — helping others find the path to discovering and fulfilling the true purpose of their life just as I have, one step at a time.

If this is something you want for yourself, I recommend following me here in this journey. Sign up for my email updates. Read all my blogs. Get my books. Follow my video and podcast channels. Support my work!

If you approach this with the same open mind I did 15 years ago, you will find God answering you in the same kinds of ways He did for me. In the words of a favorite Christian singer, “this is the great adventure” (Steven Curtis Chapman).

Yours awaits as well. Saddle up your spaceship. Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.

As always, thank you for reading and supporting my work!

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