Welcome to My Ministry

My childhood was marked by both hardship and resilience. I endured sexual and physical abuse, which shaped my early years and influenced the person I became. Like many, I didn’t recognize the depth of my struggles—I thought my behaviors were normal, just a part of life. I had no idea that I was slowly destroying myself.

I was called to preach at the age of 14, but as a teenager, I turned away from that calling, chasing after women and drugs instead. My addiction to lust and pleasure controlled me, yet I didn’t see it as an addiction at the time. It was only after my arrest in 2017 that I truly surrendered my life to God. That moment changed everything.

Today, I am a student at Ashland University, majoring in Communication with a double minor in Sociology and Christian Ethics. My journey has led me to a deeper understanding of the struggles so many face—especially within the church. Sexual addiction is one of the most common yet unspoken issues among believers. My ministry exists to expose these struggles, bring them into the light, and help individuals and churches find healing.

Though I am currently incarcerated, my ministry is very much alive. I counsel men daily, offering guidance and encouragement. I also provide food to those who have nothing, as the conditions here are difficult, and many go without basic necessities. Through it all, God continues to use me to bring hope to those who need it most.