I don’t pretend to have all the answers. I do what I can to serve the Body of Christ, but at the end of the day, I can’t be the only one feeding the sheep. I’m not trying to build an empire — I’m trying to build the Kingdom. And the truth is, there are others out there who carry a revelation, an anointing, or a gift in areas where I don't. I know that, and I respect it.

1 Corinthians 14:26 says,
“How is it then, brethren? when ye come together, every one of you hath a psalm, hath a doctrine, hath a tongue, hath a revelation, hath an interpretation. Let all things be done unto edifying.”

        The body being Coe-laborers with Christ is not supposed to be a one-man show. However... Many try to make it that way.

The problem — who can you trust?
        A lot of times it’s not even about what’s being said... it’s about who it’s coming from. What spirit is operating behind the words? Let me put it like this: imagine a chef at a nice restaurant. The plate looks beautiful, the ingredients are fresh, the recipe is followed to the letter — and it tastes amazing. But what if he didn’t wash his hands before cooking?
You might still get sick.

        Same goes for ministers. The doctrine could be spot-on. They might say all the right things, maybe even lay hands on someone and see healing... but the question still remains — are they clean? Because you can’t always see contamination until it’s too late.

Some people get into ministry for the wrong reasons — chasing self-glory instead of building up the Body. They toss you a few truths here and there, but only to puff themselves up and look important. And worse, mixed among them are wolves — servants of Satan who dress like shepherds. They speak light, but they carry corruption. The world of ministry is a giant melting pot of so many variables, it can become nerve racking and overwhelming for someone to find good instructors when they take their walk as seriously as they should. 

        That's why, when I endorse someone’s ministry, I know it’s a big deal. It puts my spiritual discernment under the spotlight. That kind of trust can make or break ministries — so I don’t take it lightly.

        What you’ll find on this page are ministries I personally stand behind. They’ve been tested. They’ve been proven. I know them, I know what they believe, and I’ve seen the seriousness of their walk. These are people I trust to help edify the Body of Christ — not tear it down.