In 2018, I came to faith
After living a highly secular life and spending nearly two decades in sales, faith reframed everything. I wrestled with who I was and what I was being asked to do in business, and how that aligned, or didn't, with following Christ.
God has always been a source of curiosity and joy for me, but without purpose, even success can feel empty. In 2022, during a writing course, I updated my online profile to lead with: Christian, Husband, Father. It felt honest, but extremely vulnerable.
Months later, I started posting Christian content once a week. I stripped back the branding and let the message speak for itself. People noticed. They reached out. Some were simply encouraged to see faith declared openly. Others were seeking clarity, connection, or resources.
When I came to faith, I searched hard. Many digital faith resources felt outdated, lifeless, or unhelpful. The Bible Project helped. So did YouTube, with sermons from Timothy Keller, John F. MacArthur and a few others. But the journey was confusing and, at times, isolating, especially as a man in his middle age, and especially as a professional.