Where faith
becomes community.
My wife Olga and I are active members of Rio Vista Church in Fort Lauderdale. I’m also part of a weekly Bible study group that has become one of the most grounding, honest, and challenging parts of my week.
Faith, for me, is not a Sunday morning event. It’s the operating system. It shapes every business decision, every relationship, and every conversation I have about money, purpose, and legacy.
Rio Vista Church,
Fort Lauderdale..
Rio Vista Church is where my wife Olga and I have planted ourselves in Fort Lauderdale. It is not just a place we attend on Sundays — it is a community we are genuinely part of.
The Bible study group I’m part of is one of the most meaningful things in my week. A small group of people who take scripture seriously, ask hard questions, push back on easy answers, and hold each other accountable to living what we say we believe.
Faith, for me, has never been a private matter. It shapes how I run my businesses, how I treat my clients, how I show up as a husband and father, and what I believe about wealth, stewardship, and purpose.
- Weekly Bible study — deep study, honest questions, real accountability
- Sunday worship at Rio Vista Church, Fort Lauderdale
- A community that integrates faith with everyday life
- Rooted in Fort Lauderdale — this is home, not just a location
- Shared belief that stewardship — of money, time, and talent — is a calling
Why I don't separate
faith from work.
Most people keep these in separate boxes. I never could. The same principles that guide my faith — stewardship, honesty, service, long-term thinking — are the same principles that built my mortgage business, my real estate ventures, and my reputation over two decades in Fort Lauderdale.
My tagline is “Leverage Wisely. Grow Wealthy.” That’s not just financial advice. It’s a philosophy rooted in the biblical understanding that what we’re given — money, talent, relationships, time — is meant to be grown, not buried.