Anthony Lee — Purpose, Mission & Calling

Anthony Lee is a 10-year professional basketball player, Christian rap artist, and speaker whose life is dedicated to using his God-given gifts to bring hope, truth, and transformation to this generation. After years of competing at a high level and traveling across Canada to perform, speak, and mentor youth, Anthony has embraced a clear calling: to shine the light of Christ wherever he goes and help people discover their God-given purpose.

Purpose

Anthony’s purpose is to glorify Jesus Christ through everything he does—whether he’s on a stage, on a court, or in a community. He believes God has called him to stand boldly as a light in dark places, to reach people who feel forgotten, and to inspire a generation to rise above the confusion and counterfeits of the culture. His life, his story, and his platform all exist for one reason: to point people back to Christ.

Mission

Anthony’s mission is to impact lives through:

• Christian rap that carries a message of truth, hope, and authenticity.
• Speaking that brings biblical principles into real-life conversations about identity, purpose, morals, and faith.
• Sports influence that uses basketball as a bridge to reach youth with encouragement, leadership, and life values.
• Community initiatives, like Light Up The City, that create faith-based alternatives, environments of unity, and opportunities for people to encounter God in practical and powerful ways.

Whether in schools, churches, conferences, prisons, or gymnasiums, his mission stays the same: to motivate, equip, and awaken hearts to the reality that Jesus is alive, He sees them, and He has a plan for their lives.

My Goal

Anthony’s goal is to leave every place and every person better than he found them.

For believers, the goal is to fan the flame, build their faith, strengthen their walk with God, and remind them that they’re called to live with purpose, purity, and boldness.

For unbelievers, Anthony aims to break stereotypes, open doors, build trust, and share the Gospel in a way that is relatable, real, and rooted in love. He wants people who don’t know Jesus to experience hope, clarity, and a genuine encounter—not religion, but relationship.