About

Hello Critical Thinkers!

I am an Apologist and Street Evangelist with a heart for engaging people for Christ. Born and raised in New York City to Jamaican - British parents, I am well acquainted with a lot of the hopes, challenges, and questions of those in the urban space. I also recognize the need for Apologetics resources that don’t assume the reader or listener exists in a suburban, middle class, Western reality. In short, if we claim the gospel is all encompassing the Church needs to show itself relevant. Far from being a new concept, we see examples of this in the New Testament where central figures like Jesus and Paul the Apostle embrace controversy while evangelizing in the 1st century urban spaces of the Roman Empire.

Since earning my Master of Arts in Christian Apologetics at Talbot School of Theology – Biola University I taught Apologetics at The Brooklyn Tabernacle, addressed students of faith at schools including Alliance Theological Seminary and Harvard Law school, as well as many panels and virtual chats. This followed over a decade of street evangelism on the sidewalks of New York City and New Jersey, and evangelistic conversations around the globe during missions and leisure travel. I’ve been blessed with a burden for seeing saints and skeptics use their hearts and minds to ultimately draw closer to Christ, as well as challenging heresy from inside and out of the Church. I also long to see the body of Christ display the love of Christ we should be known for to each other within our Christian family, and to the world. My hope is that this space would facilitate honest dialogue, judgment free questioning, and an exchange of ideas and viewpoints with the aim of getting to the truth together about who God is and what he desires for us.

In addition to producing Apologetics material and evangelizing I work in the incarceration space, helping children break the cycle.