About Craig
Honest about the struggle. Hopeful about the Gospel.
Craig’s ministry is not built on having everything figured out. It is built on the grace of Jesus meeting broken men where they are.
His story
A life shaped by faith, family, service, and surrender.
Craig was raised Jewish and did not originally understand what it meant to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. After becoming a Christian, he spent approximately 19 years serving at Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale, sharing the Gospel and investing in the local church.
A deeply difficult season involving divorce confronted him with his own need for grace. God showed him that public ministry never removes a man’s daily need for the Gospel. That season deepened his calling to help men drop the mask and become honest before God and one another.
Craig is a father of four adult children, an author of two books, a speaker, Bible teacher, and men’s ministry leader. His teaching is pastoral and practical—rooted in Scripture rather than performance.
His desire is to see men become faithful husbands and fathers, accountable brothers, humble leaders, involved church members, and followers of Jesus who die to themselves daily.
“God does not use perfect men. He forms willing men who know how deeply they need Christ.”