I was raised going to church until age six yet remember very little of it. At that point, my world fell apart as my parents got a divorce and my mother, whom I lived with, stopped attending church. I missed my father terribly as he moved out of state and I became very close with my mother and sister.

At age 9, I attended a church camp and it was there that I first learned about Christ and accepted Him as my Savior. I still remember seeing a ray of sun come through the window and an unbelievable peace flooding my heart. From here, my mother married a man that I had a very difficult and strained relationship with. Unfortunately, this culminated in a volatile ending in ninth grade, leading me to move in with my dad who lived several states away. After a few years with my father, our relationship also became extremely strained, resulting in me moving in with a friend to wrap up my senior year of high school, whose mother happened to be a Christian. I began going to church with her for a few months, which was the first time since I was six.

Shortly after, I was accepted into the University of Colorado at Boulder and moved there for college. My first years were filled with wild living and rebellion. However, midway through a friend invited me to church and little did I know it would change my life. Within six months I had rededicated my life to Christ, joined a Bible study, and felt God's amazing power transforming me from the inside out and healing my relationships with both my father and step-father. It was also during this time that I met my future wife. Upon completing my Bachelor's degree, I felt God calling me into the counseling profession to help people one on one. I then attended a Christian graduate school out of state for my Master's and Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology and moved back to Boulder, CO to complete my internship.

From there, I started a private practice with an intense desire to help people have healthy God-honoring relationships. Because of my own broken past, I wanted to do all I could to promote Christ-centered intimacy and wholeness. This eventually led into my vision to create ChristianCrush.com to provide a high quality alternative to secular dating sites to help Christian singles find one another and learn through our posts, blogs, and articles how to develop authentic, honorable, and godly relationships.

If you would like to join our vision, there are several ways you can get involved. First, you can pray for our site that God would use it for His purposes and bless the relationships that are formed through it. Second, you can tell other people about our site who you think may be interested in it. Third, you can join our site and experience it for yourself. And fourth, you can invest in our site financially to help us accomplish our vision of promoting and protecting Christ-centered romantic relationships. Please email me at info@christiancrush.com if you have any questions on how you can become involved.

Blessings!
Wyatt Fisher, Psy.D.
Founder of ChristianCrush.com