Online:  People who feel 'stuck' with questions about the Bible, faith, and religion often find asking a pastor in a church to be intimidating or unwelcoming. However, they are more likely to engage with a preacher online, where the environment feels safer and more open. Just as in Acts 8, where the Ethiopian eunuch asks Philip to explain the Scriptures, an online setting can help people get 'unstuck' in their faith journey by providing a space for understanding and guidance."

In Person: Building habit-forming partnerships that foster accountability is essential for spiritual growth. Romans 10:14 says, “How will they know if no one preaches?” Many people struggle to read the Bible consistently because they find it difficult to understand. I aim to encourage others to read with context and completion in mind through in-person Bible studies ensuring that they grasp the full message that the Holy Spirit intended when inspiring the 66 books of the Bible.

In Prison: Conducting regular chaplain services in local prisons provides opportunities for discipleship and evangelism. In Matthew 25:36, Jesus says, “I was in prison, and you visited me,” highlighting the importance of ministering to those who are incarcerated. My goal is to visit local prisons and share what Jesus is doing there, as He transforms the hearts and minds of the inmates.