Helping You make sense of life through a Christian lens

Thanks for taking the time to visit this website. I hope you gain something from being here.

For me, FCA Apologetics ties directly into my passion for helping people, especially young people, make sense of life through the lens of Christianity.

I have a Doctor of Ministry in Theology and Apologetics and a Master of Divinity in Christian Apologetics, both from Liberty University. Before moving deeper into ministry and theological work, I spent more than twenty years as a psychotherapist. I also hold a master’s degree in Rational Emotive and Cognitive Behavior Therapy from Goldsmiths, University of London, and a degree in Gestalt Therapy.

I mention this background because everything I have learned, both in psychology and theology, has reinforced something important: everybody struggles at some point in life, whether with personal challenges or with questions about God. And while there may be many pathways through the struggles we face, I firmly believe that true hope and purpose are ultimately found in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Over the years, I have worked in a wide range of settings, including a psychiatric hospital, a college, a rape and sexual abuse center, and private practice. That experience deeply shapes the way I think about faith, people, questions, pain, identity, and truth. I believe Christianity is not simply a set of beliefs to defend, but a way of seeing the world clearly and living faithfully within it.

Having played high school rugby, soccer, and cricket in England, I also understand both the joy and the pressure of competitive sports. Competition can push us to rise to the occasion, but it can also tempt us to lose sight of what matters most. At its best, sport teaches us to encourage our teammates, respect our opponents, and recognize that the people who challenge us often help us become better athletes and better people.

I currently serve as an Executive Board member for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in Williamson County, Texas, where I help support the local director through counsel, encouragement, and, when possible, teaching. My desire is to help young people navigate the world as thoughtful, considerate, and courageous Christians who can ask honest questions, think deeply, and follow Jesus with confidence.

At the heart of everything I do is a simple conviction: the truths of Scripture do not make life smaller. They make life make sense.