10/11/2026
My Dad was a General of the Faith, A Champion In the Kingdom, and a man who shook a city! And the truth is this world was unworthy of him.
Regardless if you liked every decision he made or everything he preached. The impact and fruit of his life far exceeds the criticism and backlash he faced. Many people don’t know about the death threats he dealt with, the backlash for having a multi-cultural church in a place steeped in racism, and the hatred he encountered while preaching a gospel that didn’t want people to stay defeated. Yet he chose to live unoffendable and rise above cultures normal.
He impacted so many families, paid for so many people’s groceries and meals, prayed and mentored so many through difficult times, prophesied and reset many people into their callings, and won thousands of souls to Christ with the message he lived by. He wasn’t just a man with a posse or a man who lived for a title.
No, he lived his life looking to help others. He was a Leader of leaders, a Pastor of pastors, and an Apostle of apostles.
He was the most generous giver I’ve ever met. My dad gave away multiple cars, suits, watches, rings, clothes.. He paid kids scholarship tuition, people’s house debts, families groceries for months, and so much more. There was nothing that anyone who was close to him wanted, that he did not go over and beyond to help supply it. He took joy in others prosperity and made it his life’s mission to be a blessing to anyone in need.
While we didn’t always agree and see eye to eye on every ministry decision, we both loved and respected each other so much! My dad wasn’t perfect but his intentions were pure and generous. He was a man of great faith, a visionary, and a trailblazer in so many ways. The legacy he leaves behind is the people whose lives he changed, the pastors he positioned into the ministry, and the uncommon family he raised while he was on earth.
Dad I love you and I miss you more than words can ever describe. What I’d do just to have one more conversation with you… I’ll make you proud and I’ll see you soon.🕊️❤️