Six months with no job. Last week my wife wrecked her car, so suddenly we were down to one vehicle. I just kept my faith. One car, no job, and still had to keep my head up.
We bought a van — a 2005 Chrysler Town & Country for $2,200. Everything seemed fine… until an hour later. The radiator was leaking, then the engine started knocking. I refused to lose hope.
My mechanic stepped in and got the engine running well enough to drive, even though the radiator was still leaking. It was a stressful day. Then my wife came home excited — my dad had planned to sell his Hyundai, but instead he gave it to us.
We got $680 out of the wrecked car, and our mechanic is helping us find an engine. That $680 is going straight into fixing the van and bringing it back to life
And then today… I found out I got a job. After six months of searching and feeling like there was no hope, in one week we ended up with three vehicles and me a job.
What a turnaround. What a blessing.

A Little About Me
I'm blessed to be married to a wonderful, Godly woman, and together we have four amazing children. I work in IT at our local police station, where I enjoy helping others solve technical challenges—if you ever need advice, I'm your go-to guy.
The past few years have tested us deeply. We've experienced the heartbreaking loss of nine close family members, and endured a painful situation where a contractor deceived us, took our money, and left our home in disrepair. It's been a season of stress, grief, and uncertainty. I’ll admit, I’ve struggled—freaking out at times—but my wife continues to remind me to place it all in God's hands.
After three years of hardship, God sent us a lawyer who’s now helping us pursue justice. We’re praying and trusting that God will provide what we need and guide us to victory in this case. Through it all, our faith remains our anchor.

Seeking a Fresh Start in a Godly Environment
I'm ready for a clean start. Lately, I've felt the weight of temptation and distraction—Satan has placed sin in my path, and it's pulled me away from where I truly want to be. My heart longs for a peaceful, God-centered space where I can relax, reflect, and grow. I want to surround myself with uplifting, faith-driven people who encourage spiritual growth and positive living.
I recognize the importance of being in church more consistently, but I've allowed the enemy's tactics to interfere. It's time to reclaim that space. For me, the best way to enjoy life is by building a clean platform—one rooted in faith, fellowship, and purpose.