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CITY OF GOD | HONDURAS

In the barrios marginales of Honduras, where homes are made of plywood, metal, and plastic, hope is scarce—but love can travel far. This book follows a diverse group of teens and adults from Churches of Christ in Florida as they bring God’s Word and compassion to those in need.

At the center of the story are two unlikely missionaries, a father and son, who spend twelve days working side by side to make a difference. Along the way, they discover that the true treasure isn’t in what they give—but in the lives they touch, the inspiration they find, and the faith that binds them together.

Driving Naked with God: About the book

It never occurred to me that I wouldn’t be a rockstar—that I wouldn’t be rich, famous, or live happily ever after. Why would it? I had it all: the looks, the talent, a tenacity so strong it could only have come from God and the Holy Spirit. I had a loving family that supported me… or so I thought. Most importantly, I had an unshakeable faith in God. I knew, with every fiber of my being, that He had great things in store for me. But the road ahead had not been paved.

I had an amazing life—one most people only dream of. No regrets, except for the one that nearly cost me everything. What I share comes from a place of humility, because my life—and my family—were taken from me when I was certain it could never happen. But it did. And it happened with terrifying ease.

I didn’t know, at the time, that sometimes our gifts aren’t meant for us. They’re meant to serve God—through our faith, through our struggles, across lifetimes.

God had a conversation with Jesus in the Garden the night before it all went down. Do you think He smiled and said, “All good, Father—sounds great”? No. He revealed what would happen, who would do it, how it would unfold, and—most importantly—why.

We rarely get the “why.” I was one of the lucky ones—I was shown mine.

The truth can be ugly. Mine is hideous. And yet, I am painfully honest because my personal tragedy has become my real gift. It gave me the strength to devote my life to Him and the courage to surrender, to let God take the wheel.

Through amazement and struggle, He revealed my purpose. And in finding my way back, He taught me how to guide others—leading them out of darkness and into the light of His love.

Driving Naked is about full transparency. It is a life exposed—unfiltered, raw. I will take you down a road most people could never imagine. A detour less traveled. A road where I confronted myself, confronted God, and discovered that life and death are more than detours—they are a calling.

The mission became my purpose.
The calling became my life.
And now—this is my everyday life in the know.