I have been actively involved in ministry since my early teens serving in various roles such as Lead Pastor, Associate Pastor, Worship Pastor, Musician, and Sunday School Teacher. I am a certified minister for the Assemblies of God and have studied at the Berean School of the Bible (Global University). I have also obtained a Certificate of Biblical Studies in Books of the Bible from the International School of the Word and am currently pursuing a Certificate of Biblical Studies in Theology.

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In addition to my ministry work, my professional career has also shaped the way I read, interpret, and appreciate the Bible.  I have a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and currently work as a software engineer for a nuclear power plant. Engineers often design and analyze complex systems where components like transistors, resistors, and capacitors interact to achieve a greater purpose. This mindset can translate to viewing the Bible as an intricate system of narratives, prophecies, teachings, and typologies that interconnect across books and eras. For instance, the Old Testament’s laws, festivals, and prophecies can be seen as “foundational wiring” that supports the “output” of the New Testament’s fulfillment in Christ (Colossians 2:16-17).

My passion for biblical studies extends beyond the classroom and into my travels. As a student of the Bible, I have always wanted to travel to the lands of the Bible (Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, and Italy). Alongside my wonderful wife, I am slowly marking these places off my bucket list with the goal of visiting as many places connected to the Bible as I can.
 
Growing up in a Christian home, I was familiar with the Bible, but at times it felt like a tale from some strange place far away. Now that I have traveled to many lands of the Bible, the Word of God has really come alive for me, deepening my connection to those ancient people and places.
 
When I’m not traveling or working, I’m continuing to study the world of the Bible, learning about history, archaeology, geography, Jewish roots, culture, language, and more. I love to share what I’ve learned to deepen others’ faith.​​