Back in my twenties, like a lot of people, I was just trying to figure life out and have fun. On the outside, everything looked fine, but deep down, I was struggling. I was caught up with the wrong crowd, partying every weekend, making bad choices, and going down the wrong path.

I always believed in God, but I never really took my faith seriously—until I hit a breaking point. One day, I just said to myself, “I’m done. I’m sick of feeling like this.” I felt lost, but my best friend told me to meet a pastor in Manitoba. That one conversation changed everything. I started reading the Bible, listening to worship music, and little by little, my mindset started to shift. The people I started to hang out with changed, my perspective changed, and for the first time in a long time, I actually felt like I was on the right path.

One thing I’ve learned is that no matter how tough life gets, you gotta keep the faith — whether it’s in God or whatever higher power you believe in. Even when it feels like you’re at your lowest, there’s still hope.

Looking back, I wouldn’t change a thing. Every struggle, every setback — it all shaped me into who I am today. God’s not out here breaking you; He’s building you.

I’m grateful for every part of the journey — the highs, the lows, and everything in between. It’s what led me to find God and brought me closer to Him than I ever thought possible.

GOOD REASON.