Made for Christ explores how we, as believers in Jesus, are called to live with faith in a fallen and broken world. We dive into scripture, have open and honest conversations, and share powerful stories of lives transformed by the Gospel.
In 2014, my family answered the call to start a church for men, women, and families in recovery. Today, I’m living out that same calling—walking alongside men, women, and families as they work to end homelessness and rebuild their lives. My personal mission is simple: to love the Lord, invest my time in the people I love, prioritizing my husband and family, and bring upbeat positivity into every space I enter.
A seventh-generation Tucsonan, husband, brother, and third-generation photographer, Pascal Quintero is a lifelong student of the Bible and a sojourner capturing his journey of faith in this strange yet beautiful world.
With a background in IT, graphic design, cinematography, production, and communications, as well as a degree in Technical Writing from Arizona State University, Pascal is passionate about using his gifts to share the Gospel across every medium.
When he's not behind a computer, you'll likely find Pascal bicycling with his camera, exploring Arizona by motorcycle, or running beneath the vast skies of the Sonoran Desert—usually trailed by his addle-brained Italian Greyhound.
Andrew Dzieman is a grateful Christ follower currently residing in Tucson, AZ. He has written several books and bible studies, and his current focus is on Christian fundamentals in the face of an ever-expanding secular culture. His life has been inspired by the ‘true fast’ of Isaiah 58. As he finished his first Christian book, comparing the ‘true fast’ to the letter of James, he was able to live out the ‘true fast’ himself, serving God in various ministries and overseas.
His testimony involves several moments of spiritual influence and instances where God spoke to him, allowing him to see the power of God's presence. While being less than perfect, he found peace in God’s salvation and mercy. He left behind his old self, like a fisherman dropping his net to follow Christ, and because of this, he sees victory in perseverance and peace found through strength. God continues to work in his life, and for this, he’s forever grateful.