I accepted Christ at the age of 7, but for a long time I did not fully understand what it meant to truly walk with Him every day. believed in God, but I was not fully surrendered to Him. I was blessed with the opportunity to play basketball and had doors open for me to continue playing at the next level. I played Division Ill basketball for two years and even had opportunities to transfer and keep pursuing higher levels of the game, but deep down I still felt like something was missing.
A lot of that came from pain I did not fully know how to deal with. Being wrongfully taken advantage of as a kid, both physically and often verbally, created doubts, pressure, fear, and confusion that I tried to escape in the ways of the world.
Whether it was smoking weed, talling into lust, overeating for satisfaction, using technology in ways you shouldn't, judging, comparing, or constantly looking for something to distract me, l was searching for peace in things that could never truly heal me. I was trying to numb what only God could restore.
For a long time, I questioned myself, my direction, and whether I was truly on the right path. But when I recommitted my life to Christ my freshman year of college, God began transforming my heart, my habits, my discipline, my mindset, and the way! viewed my story. He showed me that what I went through did not disqualify me from purpose. Instead, He could use it to help me encourage others who feel lost, unsure, hurt, or afraid to trust the direction God is leading them in.
Walk With Him was created from that place. It is more than an online store. It is a ministry movement built to help people draw closer to God, Shar his word with as many people as possible, and keep walking with Him daily. My heart is to help others find hope, healing, direction, and confidence in Christ, especially when life has made them question who they are or where they are going. Through Scripture-based products, devotionals, prayer encouragement, testimonies, and faith-centered content, I want to point people back to Jesus and remind them that God can bring purpose, clarity, and freedom out of even the hardest parts of their story.