I’m a pastor, licensed professional counselor, and professor (retiring). I serve individuals and families through counseling, equip church leaders through consulting and training, and continue to share sermons and teaching resources for the local church.
This section can be a narrative biography—less résumé, more story—while still establishing credibility.
Before retirement, much of my week was spent in the classroom, in the counseling office, and in the ordinary moments of ministry: hospital rooms, kitchen tables, prayer, grief, celebration, and long conversations.
Post-retirement, I’m continuing counseling services and expanding time for volunteer visitation and support for church leaders—especially those carrying heavy loads.
We can support audio + video + transcript. The long-term play: strong search value through transcripts and themed series pages.
This is where your dad’s backlog becomes a durable archive: short blog posts, long-form articles, and curated topic pages.
Clear boundaries, clear expectations, and a simple intake process. (We’ll refine language to fit licensing requirements and your dad’s preferred framing.)
Anxiety, grief, life transitions, spiritual wounds, decision fatigue.
Communication, conflict, trust repair, shared rhythms, resilience.
Burnout, boundaries, criticism, loneliness, leadership strain.
We’ll include appropriate language differentiating pastoral care, counseling, and emergency resources. The goal: simple, trustworthy, and compliant.
Read PoliciesPosition this as high-trust, high-experience guidance: clarity in conflict, leadership health, and ministry focus.
Start with a discovery call. From there we’ll choose one of three paths: a one-time consult, a short engagement (2–4 sessions), or ongoing support.
Perfect place to republish decades of teaching materials in a clean, searchable library.
This can route inquiries into separate buckets: counseling vs consulting vs speaking vs general.
Add a Calendly link for consulting (and optionally a separate one for counseling).
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