Teaching
Biblical teaching grounded in Scripture, personal story, and a deep love of research. Available for church events, retreats, life group series, and faith leadership gatherings.
Recent Teaching
These messages explore themes from the Radical Provision series — God's faithfulness in seasons of uncertainty, transition, and unexpected provision.
Genesis 28:16
Naming Our Seasons
What if the painful seasons of our lives are not accidents, but appointments? This message explores how we can reframe our most difficult chapters through the lens of God's presence and purpose — and what it means to name a season rather than just survive it.
Exodus 16
Embracing God's New Recipes
When God changes the menu, do we trust the chef? This message draws from the story of manna in the wilderness to explore what it looks like to release our own formulas and rely fully on God's provision during seasons of transition and uncertainty.
These Messages Are Part of a Larger Story
"Naming Our Seasons" and "Embracing God's New Recipes" are drawn directly from the chapters of Radical Provision — a twelve-chapter book designed for individual reading or a twelve-week church life group study.
The book goes deeper than any single message can. Each chapter weaves together personal testimony, biblical narrative, Hebrew word studies, insights from Jewish literature and Midrash, practical application, discussion questions, and prayer.
If these messages resonated with you, the book is the natural next step — for you personally or for your group.
Learn More About the BookHow I Teach
Each message is built to be both academically grounded and personally accessible — regardless of where someone is in their faith journey.
Rooted in Scripture
Every message begins with the text — reading it carefully, in context, with attention to what the original audience would have heard and understood.
Informed by Research
I bring Hebrew word studies, historical context, and insights from Jewish literature into my teaching — making ancient texts come alive for modern audiences.
Anchored in Story
Abstract truth lands differently when it's embedded in a story. I draw from my own experience and the biblical narrative to make every message concrete and personal.
Applied to Real Life
The goal is never information — it is transformation. Every message closes with practical application that listeners can carry into the week ahead.