Nick Karnel Williams

It’s taken me over a month to write this blog, and honestly, life’s just been happening.

Between business matters, staying grounded, and my boys getting back into footy, church, and learning scripture, time has moved fast. Right now, I’m sitting in jobs, handling responsibilities, and going through some serious spiritual growth with our Lord Jesus Christ.

This past month has been deep. I’ve been having real conversations—honest ones—about fake praying, the nonsense in modern Christianity, and what it means to truly keep it real through prayer. I’m not praying just to be seen “at the gates”… I’m trying to make it inside. Inside the house. Inside the room where God dwells.

You know what I mean? We’ve all done those “open one eye while your other eye’s on your food” type of prayers. Half-hearted. Lazy. Or we see someone post a Bible verse online and suddenly we’re all “biblical” for five minutes. That part-time, casual Christianity isn’t cutting it for me anymore—and to be honest, I don’t care who feels uncomfortable reading that.

I don’t care what customers think, either. If you don’t want to support the brand because of my belief in Jesus, then see ya, mate. It doesn’t bother me. Before I came back to God, He already loved me. He still walked with me. He’s helped me build what we’re becoming—a leader in the Pacific, a role model for others, and someone who’s not afraid to speak truth.

Pointing things out and being real? That’s who I am.

I’m not getting caught up in the hype, or in someone’s patriotic Christian beliefs just because it gets views on Facebook or Instagram. Yes, it bugs me, but I also understand: this might be the only platform God gives me over the next few years. So I’ll use it properly.

The best part? My kids are meeting Jesus. My sister, my cousin too. As men, we lead our families, and that’s something I know how to do. It’s not about faking the walk—it’s about living it with everything you’ve got.