Chad Gonzales was a visionary leader dedicated to helping individuals unlock their divine potential and experience miraculous healings through a deep commitment to Jesus Christ’s teachings.
As the founder of The Healing Academy, Chad Gonzales provided a platform that was simple, practical, and full of revelation of who you truly are in Christ. In Chad's meetings, miracles take place as people's faith is built up and their awareness of God's presence is increased.
The Healing Academy's resources are available on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeart Radio.
"THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS YOU S HOULD KNOW ABOUT HEALING" | Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin | *(Copyrighted)
Partnerships with CGM (presumably Chad Gonzales Ministries) enabled the organization to reach people and help them connect with God so they can manifest God in their world. This outreach was facilitated through sharing real stories, honest conversations, and fresh insights.
Chad Allen Gonzales, affectionately known as "Chadman," passed away on Thursday, September 5, 2024, at the age of 34. He was born to Lisa and Chris Gonzales on December 14, 1989, and graduated from Griffith High School in 2008.
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Chad was employed with UPS and also ran his own lawn care service. He had a very strong faith with God, and was remembered as an amazing Dad and a loving son. Despite life's challenges, Chad faced them with courage and strength. He will always be remembered for his smile and the kindness he showed to everyone he met. He was truly a gift and will forever remain in our hearts.
Chad's personal journey also included a commitment to fitness and health. He shared his experiences with weight loss and incorporating new techniques into his training regimen.
Initially, Chad found himself gaining weight after transitioning to a desk job. He started doing a lot of cardio late last year and lost about 10 pounds. However, he plateaued and was getting bored.
Realizing he needed a change, he picked up a cheap jump rope he had laying around the house and started incorporating jumping into his training regimen. He discovered that doing tricks like the criss-crosses made his cardio routine fun and challenging. Chad ordered himself his first set of Crossropes so that he could master new skills like criss crosses.
Chad started doing circuits where he would alternate between bodyweight exercises and jumping. Later on, he incorporated weightlifting. The results were noticeable, and he motivated others to join in on the challenges.
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Now he even turns down donuts and leftover food at the office. Chad takes inspiration from community members Jordan DeLisser and Hesham Alansi, and Steve Moffat.
Chad shared his approach to improvement: "Practice in front of a mirror, record yourself, get out of your comfort zone. I was skeptical about joining the group after purchasing originally. Just seeing everybody post made me want to join the challenge."
Today, Chad stands at 5'7 and weighs 150 pounds. He surpassed his goal weight and now his focus is to gain at least 5 pounds of muscle mass.
He also noted improvements in his baseball performance: "I was able to gain a lot of definition, especially in my arms, thanks to the heavy ropes. I still play baseball every Saturday, and I'm able to throw way more innings now, where before, my arms would get tired so fast."
Chad hadn't hit the treadmill for at least 2 months, having found his groove with his new routine.
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Chad's story serves as a source of inspiration, demonstrating the power of faith, community, and personal commitment to health and well-being.
Visitation was held on Wednesday, September 11, 2024, at Hillside Funeral Home and Cremation Center in Highland, IN, followed by a funeral service officiated by Pastor Kenneth Wriston.
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