About – Dano

About – Dano

Hi—whether you're a former sinner made a saint, or a future saint still struggling in sin, I’m glad you're here.My name is Dano.I was saved at a young age and surrendered to preach early in my walk with Christ. But like many new believers, I hadn’t yet discovered the deep places of solitude. I entered ministry full of zeal, but unknowingly began living out a works-based faith. I pushed, performed, and pursued with all the right intentions—but in all the wrong strength.Eventually, the weight of it all led me to exhaustion, despair, and a decision to walk away. I left suddenly. Emotionally. Without rest, without clarity, and without peace.From there, my life swung 180 degrees in the truest sense. I poured my identity into my career—and for a time, it flourished. But even success brought deeper emptiness. My pursuit of purpose gave way to a pursuit of anything that might fill the void: drugs, alcohol, and whatever else numbed the ache of being far from God.But if you’re truly born again, you’ll never outrun Him. And God caught up with me.He allowed the one thing that still brought me happiness to be shattered—and it devastated me. Brother, let me tell you: don’t run that far. It hurts. And even now, though I walk with the Lord and my heart is anchored in Him, I still bear the scars of those choices.That’s why the core of this ministry is solitude and faith. Because that’s where you find Christ—not in the noise, not in the performance, not in the crowd—but in the quiet places. The secret places. The broken places.I’m not just living for Christ anymore. I’m learning—daily, intentionally—to live by Christ & let him live through you;And if that’s where you are, too... then welcome home.

In Closing

One truth—inevitable, undeniable, and unmistakable—remains:We were created for one purpose—to walk in unity with God.Nothing else will satisfy. Nothing else will heal. Nothing else will last.As Paul said, “Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief.” (1 Timothy 1:15)And with that same conviction, “I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ.” (Romans 1:16)The journey from ruin to redemption is made possible by grace through faith, and grace is found in Jesus Christ alone.