Carl s. Hofmann
New Book Available Fall 2026
Home. It's a universal theme. It's where we find love, security, safety, identity. But home is a slippery subject. It shifts and changes. We leave home. We build a home and start a family. We live in a temporary home. We sell our home and downsize. And we can lose our home through fire and other natural disasters.
Author
Finding Our Way Home: Rebuilding Faith and Hope After the Marshall Fire
Christ or Caesar: Church and Nation in Christian Perspective
Spiritual Director
This precursor of modern counseling is an ancient Christian practice that helps disciples discern and attend to God's movement in their lives. Certified through Denver Seminary, Carl offers spiritual direction by appointment. Email Carl for more information.
Teacher & Speaker
Carl is available to teach, preach, and speak on subjects ranging from Finding Our Way Home, to Bible overview courses, expositional studies on Old and New Testament books, topical studies, Biblical themes, theology, and much more. Contact Carl for more information.
About Carl
(Rev.) Dr. Carl S. Hofmann has served as a Presbyterian pastor for 34 years. With degrees from the University of California, Berkeley and Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California, Carl lives (again) in Superior, Colorado with his wife Rupali. They have two adult sons and a new grandson.
Spiritual Direction Ministry
This precursor of modern counseling is an ancient Christian practice that helps disciples discern and attend to God's movement in their lives. Certified through Denver Seminary, Carl offers spiritual direction by appointment.
"Latte Life At The Crossroads"
Carl's Reflections on Life, Spirituality, Theology...and Everything In-Between
WOUNDED HEALERS
In a sermon I preached recently, we watched Jesus reach out to the Samaritan woman (John 4:1-15). Specifically, I shared...
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Every Careless Word?!
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Breaking the Second Law of Thermodynamics
I'm no physicist, but I'm intrigued by the little I know of the Second Law of Thermodynamics. It states that the tendency of any given natural (closed) system is to move toward entropy...
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