I’m Lee—a biblical expositor, teacher, and a counselor.
 

For years I’ve lived at the intersection of Scripture, the human soul, and everyday life. I’ve sat with people in counseling rooms, church pews, living rooms, and quiet moments of crisis, listening to the same ache surface again and again: “I believe in God… but why does my inner world feel so fractured?”

I believe the answer is not found in trying harder, behaving better, or accumulating more religious information.
 

It’s found in learning how to live as a citizen of God’s kingdom.

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The kingdom of God is not merely a future destination—it is a present reality with a culture, values, and way of life. Jesus did not simply call people to believe certain things; He invited them to be formed into a different kind of human being. One whose inner life is slowly healed, reordered, and brought into alignment with God’s life.
 

My work is devoted to helping people understand—and embody—that way of life.

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As a biblical expositor, I teach Scripture carefully and faithfully, attending to its depth, context, and transformative intent. I’m especially interested in how the Bible addresses the formation of the heart, the renewal of the mind, and the restoration of the whole person. I don’t rush past the hard passages or offer shallow answers. I believe Scripture is sturdy enough to hold our questions and kind enough to heal our wounds.
 

As a counselor, I help people attend to the emotional and relational patterns that shape their experience of God, themselves, and others. Many sincere Christians live with unaddressed fear, shame, emotional overwhelm, or relational wounds—and then wonder why spiritual practices feel dry or ineffective. I believe emotional, relational, and spiritual health are inseparable, and that the way of Jesus speaks to all three.
 

Much of my work is about helping people slow down, notice what is happening beneath the surface, and learn how to cooperate with God’s transforming work rather than resist it. This includes learning to listen—to Scripture, to the Spirit, and to one’s own soul.
 

I write, teach, and speak for people who want more than religious noise. For those who long for depth, integration, and a faith that actually reshapes their inner world and outer life. For those who sense there is an abundant way of living Jesus spoke about—and who are ready to be formed into it.

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My hope is not simply that you would know about the kingdom of God, but that you would learn how to live within it—until the life you long for internally becomes the life you live externally.