When I was five years old, I had a vision—I saw myself playing guitar, traveling the world, and telling people about Jesus. That calling has shaped my entire journey. From running ProPresenter at age four to learning sound under my dad’s guidance, I’ve spent my life immersed in worship and production. Today, with over a decade of experience in live sound and church media, I see production as more than just technical work—it’s an act of worship.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not about the mix, the lighting, or the visuals. It’s about one thing: Jesus, You’re Beautiful.

“At the end of the day, the joy of serving at events and conferences isn’t found in perfect execution. It’s found in those moments where we choose grace over frustration, service over self, and worship over workload. So next time that five-minute warning hits and the last-minute request comes in… what will you choose?”

There’s something about the open road that brings clarity. As I drove through endless landscapes, I found myself reflecting on how much of my identity had been tied to what I did—leading worship, running sound, making everything flow. But over time, I’ve realized that my worth isn’t in my skills or service, but in the simple truth that God calls me His. This shift changed everything. Now, I serve not out of obligation, but as an overflow of love, knowing that my role isn’t about performance—it’s about creating space for people to encounter Him.

“Our role isn’t just about pressing buttons or setting levels—it’s about creating an atmosphere where people can encounter God while also engaging in worship ourselves.”