Lead Church Planter
Pensacola Florida
Cornerstone Baptist Church
October 30
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About My Family
I am the son of a retired U.S. Army Infantryman and a public school teacher. Although I was raised in a Christian home where both parents consistently lived out their faith in Jesus Christ, I had a nominal faith until I was challenged to genuinely repent and believe in Jesus during my college years. Subsequently, my Christian convictions have been forged in the local church and crystalized at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
My passion is to proclaim Christ faithfully, to exposit the Scriptures, and to invest in people such that they are maturing in their devotion to the Lord.
In 2012, I married my wonderful wife, Crystal Faye. We have two children: Xavier and Abigail. I love the Lord, my family, my church, and the Florida Gators.
My passion is to proclaim Christ faithfully, to exposit the Scriptures, and to invest in people such that they are maturing in their devotion to the Lord.
In 2012, I married my wonderful wife, Crystal Faye. We have two children: Xavier and Abigail. I love the Lord, my family, my church, and the Florida Gators.
About My Church Plant
The mission of the Cornerstone is to glorify God by making disciples who are devoted to Jesus Christ, His Great Commandments, and His Great Commission. Our vision is a congregation where every member is Christ-centered, love-oriented, and missions-motivated. We want to engage all, but especially the lost and unchurched in our community with the gospel of grace. We aim to see sinners come to genuine repentance and faith, to grow in their walk with Jesus Christ, and to go forward in mission, ministry, and gospel purpose to advance the kingdom of God in Santa Rosa County and beyond.
NAMB Church Planting
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