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Grace and the Grind? Uncle B? Let’s Break It Down.
Uncle B
My Lifestyle
My Lifestyle
Faith is my foundation. I’m a dad, healthcare professional, and artist who believes in purpose over noise. I love the Lord, love my kids, and live for meaningful moments — whether I’m making music, cooking, watching the game, or just soaking in a good playlist. Quietly creative, deeply grounded, always growing.
My Lifestyle
My Lifestyle
My Lifestyle
I lead a pretty boring life, honestly—and I’m good with that. I’m a suburban dad powered by coffee, grace, and the occasional solo grocery trip. Fantasy football commissioner who proudly (and consistently) lives at the bottom of all my leagues. Yes, it’s a problem. I try to lead Bible studies, make a little noise on the worship team, and
I lead a pretty boring life, honestly—and I’m good with that. I’m a suburban dad powered by coffee, grace, and the occasional solo grocery trip. Fantasy football commissioner who proudly (and consistently) lives at the bottom of all my leagues. Yes, it’s a problem. I try to lead Bible studies, make a little noise on the worship team, and be present in the places that matter most. I burn a few meals, get a few just right, and still believe—against all reason—that the Reds are due for a comeback.
Outside the daily grind, I find joy in live music at intimate, soul-filled venues, spiritual moments that leave me speechless, and discovering great food at off-the-beaten-path restaurants. I love to travel, catch a good rollercoaster rush, and cheer from the stands at sporting events—even if my team breaks my heart (again).
I’m a fractured man, healing through faith and learning how to show up: for my family, for my church, and in the small, quiet places where real life—and real grace—show up, too.
My Faith
My Lifestyle
My Faith
I gave my life to Jesus when I was 12; saved in the pews of a Baptist church that taught me the foundations of faith. As life moved on, so did I. I eventually started attending a non-denominational church after getting married, but somewhere along the way, I drifted—slowly at first, then further than I ever meant to go. I walked through s
I gave my life to Jesus when I was 12; saved in the pews of a Baptist church that taught me the foundations of faith. As life moved on, so did I. I eventually started attending a non-denominational church after getting married, but somewhere along the way, I drifted—slowly at first, then further than I ever meant to go. I walked through some muddy places, many of which I dragged myself into, but even in the mess, the Lord never let me go. He sustained me when I couldn’t sustain myself.
Recently, I’ve rededicated my life to Christ—not just in word, but in how I live, love, and lead. I attend church regularly now—yes, the brick-and-mortar kind—but more importantly, I’ve realized that we are the church. What happens between Sundays matters most. The goal isn’t just to show up; it’s to live it out.
My story’s not perfect, but it’s real. I’m walking in grace, led by truth, and thankful every day for a God who welcomes prodigals and turns detours into testimonies.