Work

Building, advising, writing, and leading.

Caleb’s current work spans strategic advisory, advocacy, technology, writing, speaking, and civic leadership.

Each project has a different audience. The common thread is helping people and institutions navigate complexity and do consequential work well.

Caleb Rowden speaking at a podium on stage

01Strategic advocacy & operating firm

Forthwell

Forthwell is a strategic advocacy and operating firm helping businesses, associations, and organizations influence what happens around them and improve what happens inside them.

Its work includes government affairs, strategic communications, executive intelligence, AI, automation, systems integration, and custom technology implementation.

Visit Forthwell.co

02Book & body of work

Ideology Theology

A forthcoming book and broader body of work exploring the intersection of Christian faith, political identity, institutional power, and public witness.

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03Weekly letter

Good Faith Dispatch

A weekly letter on faith, culture, and the spaces in between — written for Christians who want to engage public life without surrendering conviction, humility, or neighborly love.

Read Good Faith Dispatch

04Keynotes, briefings & conversations

Speaking

Keynotes, briefings, church messages, and conversations on leadership, politics, faith, institutional trust, and life in a divided culture.

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Strategy that never survives contact with a floor vote isn’t strategy. It’s a memo.

Also underway

Selected ventures and projects

Ideology Theology

The book, its excerpts, and the ongoing body of work behind it.

ideology-theology.com

Forthwell Labs

AI, automation, and systems work built for organizations that need the operating side to keep up with the strategy.

workwithforthwell.com

Advisory relationships

A short list of ongoing counsel roles with executives, boards, and civic organizations navigating contested terrain.

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Speaking

Bring Caleb into the room.

Conferences, churches, boards, civic groups, and leadership retreats. Tell us about your audience and what you need the conversation to accomplish.