After 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, I retired as a Major, having started my journey as an enlisted Airman and reaching the rank of Technical Sergeant before commissioning. Along the way, I earned my Ph.D. candidacy in Industrial-Organizational Psychology with a focus on leadership. My experiences have shaped how I think about responsibility, discernment, and the cost of carrying spiritual weight well.

I've worked across government and education sectors, including a very successful season in program management. But the real turning point wasn't professional. It was spiritual. After becoming medically disabled, someone told me something that stuck: "Sometimes God allows the body to break so the soul can listen." That's been true for me.

Today, I live in Spain with my wife of 12 years and our two children, pursuing a slower, more intentional life centered on faith, family, and purpose. We didn't move for comfort. We moved for clarity by following a calling.

This website is part of that calling. It's not just mine. There's a small team of faithful people praying, working, and building alongside me. We believe there's a better way to walk through the noise of this world—with spiritual courage, biblical wisdom, and gentle strength. I'm also exploring seminary as part of what may be next.