I have always had a heart for those suffering around me, and I enjoy getting to know people and hear their stories. It was after I attended Cross Conference that I found out about the need for good biblical counsellors and started my education.

What I love most about counselling is walking alongside someone and witnessing their growth and the hope they find through the Holy Spirit and the work of Christ. To see them taste that, despite their circumstances, the Lord is good.

I spend time in the Word and in prayer, striving to grow in my own faith. I also prioritize spending quality time with my wife and with older, wiser believers with whom I can share my walk.

I really enjoy helping young men, as they often try to shoulder burdens on their own. I love being able to help them find their true strength in Christ.

My faith is the foundation of every aspect of my life, shaping how I interact with others, manage my finances, and approach daily decisions. The Word of God is my wisdom and I try daily to apply it to every aspect of my life.

Outside of counseling, I have a deep love for film and live music. I can—and will—talk your ear off about what movies and music you like (to no end).

Growing up, I struggled with my mental health without letting others know. I held that weight silently; I know what it’s like to try and bear it by yourself. My experience struggling on my own is one of the reasons I love being able to be there for others as they go through trials.

I run to my Saviour for peace and wisdom, because as chaotic as things might seem, I know He is in control. I am also blessed to have faithful friends and mentors around me who I lean on for prayer and counsel when the going gets tough.

My favourite bit of advice that comes up often in counselling is to remember that your marriage is your most important ministry. God placed you and your spouse together not to make your lives easy, but to use your marriage to form you into the people God wants you to be.