One day, while responding to a domestic disturbance, I found myself grabbing a woman’s hand and praying out loud outside of her apartment. The woman, in her pain began crying. In that moment, I realized my role as an officer was more than enforcing the law—it was about bringing hope to the hopeless.

From that day forward, I began to see my work as a ministry. I began sharing God’s word to the lost and weary, becoming a beacon of light, reminding people of a love greater than any hardship.

My faith deepened as I saw the impact of my words. My own life began to transform as well. I started to see God’s hand in my daily work—the unexpected moments of grace, the strength to endure difficult days, and the wisdom to navigate complex situations.

As time passed  I felt a growing desire to do more. I realized that while my encounters on the streets were meaningful, I wanted to help people cultivate lasting, transformative relationships with God. I began to see a pattern: people longed for healing and purpose but didn’t know how to apply their faith to every part of their lives.

With this new calling on my heart, I decided to become a coach, guiding people toward holistic growth—mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually—with God at the center. I created a program rooted in scripture, teaching others how to live with intention and align their lives with God’s purpose.