Assistant Professor in the Department of World Missions and Intercultural Studies.Dallas Seminary trains future church leaders in bible, theology, counseling, and practical ministry skills. Design unique learning experiences for teaching classes of 10-20 graduate students complex intercultural skills such as how to constructively communicate religious views in potentially unwelcoming contexts.

Investor in the Family is an investment education and portfolio management business. Investment education if offered through membership services, podcasts, and online conferences to professional and self-directed investors.Frequently ranked as a top 10 “Fastest Climber” contributor on Seeking Alpha with a growing audience of over 8,500 self-directed and professional investors who follow my investment interviews.Host an investing podcast (over 200 episodes) offering investment education and research through investor interviews. A recent podcast article had over 11,500 listeners and over 60,000 readers.Produce online investing conferences where dozens of professional investors present their best investment wisdom and ideas for the upcoming year. These conferences have been done in partnership with major brands (ex: Seeking Alpha) and have had as many as 7,000+ participants.

A podcast and network dedicated to unifying and promoting blockchain innovation and investment in the greater Dallas area and beyond.

Worked with an international seminary faculty consisting of South Sudanese, Sudanese, Ugandans, and Americans through periods of civil war and refugee resettlement.Implemented seminary-wide transition from lecture-based to experience-based dialogue education in order to empower faster, more effective pastoral training in the unpredictable, ever-changing environments of South Sudan, Sudan, Congo, and Uganda.Recruited, trained, and led 5-10 member teams of Americans on one to two week trips to South Sudan for the purpose of evangelism and community development.Built a fundraising network of 80+ people who cumulatively gave ~$500,000 over eight years.