From a full-time music career in Nashville to sobriety and faith in Alberta — now I help you make a clean break and become the man you've always wanted to be.
"With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible." — Matthew 19:26
I know what it's like to feel stuck and not know how to change course. I found a way out — through recovery coaching and faith — and now I walk other guys through the same thing.
I work with men in their mid-to-late 20s — guys who feel stuck, know something has to change, and want a real fresh start. I've lived that road myself. This is a focused 90-day program, not an open-ended commitment — a real relationship, built on lived experience and faith, walking with you through the parts recovery programs don't cover: purpose, identity, and what comes after you put the bottle down.
I share my story through music and testimony — for churches, treatment centers, recovery events, and anywhere someone needs to hear that a different life is possible. This isn't a performance for performance's sake; it's a message I lived before I ever sang it.
Honorarium-based. For prison ministry, I serve through an established partner organization (e.g. Prison Fellowship Canada) due to facility access requirements — reach out and I'll point you in the right direction.
Greg Rider Farrell spent years chasing music as a full-time career in Nashville — but by 2019, something had to change, and he came home. That was the start of getting sober, and eventually a move to Alberta that reshaped everything. In 2022 he was saved, baptized in 2023, and in 2025 became a husband and step-dad. His debut album, Roam, is the sound of that whole arc: the leaving, the coming home, and a life he never expected but wouldn't trade for anything. If you're in your mid-to-late 20s and feel stuck the way he once did, he built this coaching practice for exactly that moment.