In this video, Skylar-Lovelle and I take a drive together and dive into a fun & meaningful convo about music — its power, influence, and the impact lyrics can have on the heart and mind. We talk about the importance of discerning what we listen to and choosing music that brings life, encouragement, and edification rather than confusion or destruction. More than a conversation about sound — it’s about influence, identity, and how the songs we let in can shape the way we live.

In this discourse, I delve into the idea of face value—what it means beyond the surface and how our true value is shaped when our hearts are transformed be it through the spirit of the world or through Christ. Not just about appearances, but about identity, authenticity, and living in alignment with who we’re truly called to be. I share personal reflections, struggles, and insights on how a renewed heart reshapes not only how we see ourselves and others but also how the world perceives us.

In this video i share a vulnerable and unfiltered conversation about identity: the confusion, the searching, the pain, and the breakthrough moments that led me to stand strong in who I am today. My hope is that through some of my story and this artwork, you’ll be inspired to live out your true identity and live it boldly—because the world needs the real YOU.

In this short conversation, I sit beside my latest mural-in-progress to share thoughts on preparation - both in art and in life. Just like a mural begins long before the first brushstroke, our own journeys are shaped by the groundwork we put in. Whether you’re creating art, building dreams, or simply navigating your next step, preparation sets the tone for the masterpiece ahead.

What started as a casual chat outdoors turned into something much sweeter. In this episode, I sit down with my youngest daughter for a fun, honest, and surprisingly profound conversation about patience. You’ll hear laughter and insights from both of us — as a dad and a young mind growing in wisdom. Sometimes the most meaningful conversations happen in the simplest settings — and often, children have more to teach us than we expect.

In this short video, I take you behind the scenes of a special mural I painted at a client's home — where trust opened the door to creativity. The owner gave me the freedom to paint what I desired after a simple conversation about themes and ideas he liked.Holding a hammer in one hand and a crayon in the other — a symbol of both power and imagination. The heroic outfit hints at potential, while the crayon reminds us that creativity is a force for building, not just dreaming.This piece is a reflection of trust between artist and client, and a reminder that strength and creativity can coexist in all of us.

In this short reflection, i touch on the Hebrew word "RAE" (רַע) — a word for evil, often triggered out of revenge.Bouncing off my latest piece, I speak about the destructive trap revenge sets and how our response to being wronged can be an opportunity for greatness, true resolve and justice.

In this episode, I share a glimpse of my oil painting titled Abraham—a portrait of faith - and reflect on what faith means and its application. I explore the definition of faith, how it applies to our everyday lives, and why how it's essential. Whether you’re new to understanding faith or have walked in it for years, this ought to encourage you to live boldly, walk humbly, and believe for the unseen.🎨 Abraham — Oil on marine ply.

Sometimes it takes losing what we had planned…to gain what we really needed.In this video, I share about losing your life to gain it — to surrender your own way and trust the process, even when things don't go as expected. We were meant to paint outdoors at Surface Festival on the Gold Coast, but rain pushed us inside. The message?You can’t lose when you’ve given it to God.I painted live on a 2m x 2m panel — a piece that speaks directly to this theme of dying to self, trusting through the storm, and finding purpose on the other side.

My garden got out of control - weeds everywhere.But it got me thinking... our spiritual lives are the same. Growth doesn’t happen just by planting good intentions. It takes removing what chokes the life out of us — sin, distractions, bitterness, pride.In this video, I reflect on what it truly means to grow in Christ - not just outwardly, but deep in the soul.We talk about weeds, wounds, and what has to go for faith to flourish.