I believe what is written.

I study Scripture primarily using the King James Version (KJV), while also referencing other translations for clarity.

I believe in God the Father and in the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. It was by the death of Jesus that we were reconciled to God.

It is through faith in Jesus’ name that we are made strong. It is by Jesus’ blood and by the word of our testimony that we overcome. It is by Jesus’ stripes that we are healed. It is by faith in the Son of God that we live victoriously and overcome this world.

I pray in the Holy Spirit.

For more than a decade, I have served in intercessory prayer ministries, praying regularly for individuals, families, leaders, and the body of Christ.

I believe every believer should be planted in the house of God for discipleship, accountability, and growth.

I have been planted in the same non-denominational church since 2006, where I have faithfully attended and served. Over the years, I have served in many areas of church life, including greeting and ushering, children’s ministry, delivering welcome and tithe messages, intercessory prayer, and supporting civic engagement efforts through our church.

I continue to serve as an active member of the prayer team.

I regularly seek counsel from my pastors and spiritual mentors to ensure my life remains aligned with Scripture.

I have invested years studying the Scriptures, along with Hebrew and Greek word meanings. Recently, I completed a Hebrew language course through the Israel Institute of Biblical Studies.

I believe marriage is a holy covenant established by God—His design, His idea, and His blessing. Scripture calls it a mystery, one that reveals a greater plan beyond the two individuals involved.

I believe God appoints a spouse in His timing, long before the foundations of the world, and that Scripture provides the principles and patterns needed to prepare, discern, and walk into that covenant.