Graham Seel is a blogger and writer with a particular focus on the practicalities of Christian living. He draws on 50 years of Christian experience and Bible study, writing and teaching on what it means to live out faith in the "real world"; the Christian's place in social and economic justice; and the challenges that come with growing as a Christian. He is a lay Bible teacher, preacher, worship leader, and church administrator. His Christianity Today featured blog "Faith @ Work", and a 2020 blog series entitled "Becoming Antiracist" can be found on his website ConflictedFaith.com. Graham is a retired banker. In his retirement, he focuses on bringing together his faith, his passion for economic justice, and his banking knowledge in enabling financial inclusion across Africa. Future books will draw on this experience to explore how God works through his people to bring about justice, mercy, and compassion in a broken world. Graham is married, with three daughters and six grandchildren, who (of course) he adores. He has spent the first half of his life in England and the second half in the San Francisco Bay Area. He currently lives with his wife of 35 years, Margaret, and his loving paranoid dog, Shadow.