Our Mission:

Our mission is to create disciples of Jesus and center our lives and communities on Him by fostering a culture of worship and deep reverence for the King. Through teaching and mentoring, we aim to equip and transform individuals into ambassadors of His kingdom, bringing the reign of Christ into every area of life until the kingdoms of this world fully reflect the Kingdom of our Lord and His Christ.

Our Vision:

To make Jesus the center of our lives and communities by cultivating a culture of worship to the Lord and a deep fascination with Jesus, transforming us into faithful ambassadors of His kingdom, ultimately leading to the kingdoms of this world becoming the Kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ.

Who Are We?

My name is Aaron, and my wife's name is Anna Jean. We have only been married for around two years, but we have known each other for over 20 years. On the surface, I am an ordained bishop through the Church of God in Cleveland, TN, and my wife is a worship leader. But our story is so much deeper than even that.

For years, our lives have been nothing but trials and adversities. Our paths were separate, and our struggles were hard. Little did we know that our struggles would converge into one miraculous story that we intend to share with the world to free people from hardship, give people hope, and ultimately bring healing and restoration to broken people, families, and marriages.

Our story is not to boast in us but in the one who rescued us from pain, brokenness, and destruction. We will not go into detail in this short bio, but we will eventually do a blog post about our stories. For now, just know that our story is the epitome of "what the enemy meant for evil, God used for HIS good!"

I had a dream that I was in a church. Inside the foyer was a set of circular stairs leading up and down. However, a wall blocked the stairs, preventing people from going up or down. In my dream, my wife and I found a secret entrance that allowed us to venture down the circular staircase. At the bottom of the stairs was what seemed to be an orthodox-looking cathedral under the church. It was in pristine condition! Candles were lit on the stage, and there was a holy reverence and awe. We then tore down the wall, giving entrance to everyone who wanted. When I awoke, I felt the Lord say that we are going to tear down the walls that religion built and restore holy awe in the church once again by rekindling a fire within the people and awakening them to the realization that God's presence and glory are accessible to them right now! Not that we are anyone special, but we are willing vessels. And it is our goal to show those reading this that you too are vessels and pioneers of this next move of the spirit.