Authors

Jon Herr is the Pastor of Christ Covenant Church of Chicago (CREC). Originally a Lancaster, PA native, he served as a deacon and trained under the late Dr. Gregg Strawbridge, while completing his seminary degree through Reformed Theological Seminary. He and his wife Jackie now live in the Chicago suburbs with their two daughters and three sons.

Mark Horne has served as a pastor and worked as a writer. He is the author of The Victory According To Mark: An Exposition of the Second Gospel, Why Baptize Babies?, and J. R. R. Tolkien. He is the Executive Director of Logo Sapiens Communications and the writer as SolomonSays.net. Currently he is authoring an introduction to Proverbs.

Steve is a pastor at All Saints Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth, Texas. He co-authored Pierced for Our Transgressions (IVP, 2007), a defence of the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement, and The Cross (10 Publishing, 2012), an introduction to the message of the cross. He has lectured and debated in a variety of settings including universities and conferences in the UK, Europe and America. He has appeared on Premier Christian Radio and BBC Radio 4’s Beyond Belief. He and his wife Nicole have three children. His other loves include jazz, coffee, cricket, scotch whisky, and Jonathan Edwards.

David Koyzis is Fellow in Politics at the St. George’s Centre for Biblical and Public Theology, Burlington, Ontario, Canada. He is the author of Political Visions and Illusions and We Answer to Another: Authority, Office, and the Image of God.

Fr. Steve Macias serves as a parish priest at St. Paul’s Anglican Church (Reformed Episcopal Church) and the Headmaster of Canterbury Christian School in Los Altos, California. He is married to Sarah and the father to Athanasius, Anselm, Assumpta, Basil and Zoe. His professional work consulting with political campaigns, leading nonprofit organizations, and in the California State Capitol has been recognized by The Los Angeles Times, National Review Magazine, and Our Sunday Visitor. Follow Steve on Twitter: @SteveMacias.

Adam McIntosh is pastor at St. David’s Reformed Church (CREC) in Houston. He loves the Bible, music, and film. Adam and his wife have four children. You may email him at adamgmcintosh@gmail.com.

In addition to teaching Theology and Worldview at Legacy Christian Academy in Frisco, TX, Dustin is Senior Fellow of Theology and Culture at The Center for Cultural Leadership and the Pastoral Associate at Christ Church (PCA) in Carrollton, TX. Before starting his doctoral work at La Salle University, Dustin graduated from Boyce College and Covenant Theological Seminary, serving as Editor-in-Chief of The Bantam Journal while at Covenant. A frequent speaker, Dustin’s writings have been published by a host of organizations, including the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, The Gospel Coalition, and Mere Orthodoxy.

Jarrod Richey currently lives in Monroe, Louisiana with his lovely wife Sarah and their five children. He is both the Director of Choral Activities and Pre-K4 through 12th grade music teacher at Geneva Academy. In addition to this, he has been on staff at Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church since 2005 handling both church media and choral music responsibilities. Jarrod has recently founded Jubilate Deo Summer Music Camp in Monroe, LA that seeks to train joyful worshippers and young singers.

Bill Smith has been married to Susan for over twenty-eight years, has six children, a daughter-in-law, and is the proud grandpa of one granddaughter and one grandson. He is the pastor of Cornerstone Reformed Church in Carbondale, Illinois.

Jesse Sumpter teaches several courses online with Veritas Scholars Academy. He graduated from New Saint Andrews College with a Bachelor of Arts and a Master’s degree in Classical and Christian Education. He also earned a Master of Fine Arts in Poetry from Seattle Pacific University. Jesse and his wife, Kate, have a daughter and they live in Potlatch, Idaho on a beautiful farm where they grow vegetables, take walks, and enjoy the occasional bonfire.

Luke Welch has a master’s degree from Covenant Seminary and preaches occasionally in a conservative Anglican church in Maryland. He blogs about Bible structure at SUBTEXT. Follow him on Twitter: @lukeawelch

C. R. Wiley is a Presbyterian pastor. He has written for Touchstone Magazine, Modern Reformation, Sacred Architecture, The Imaginative Conservative, Front Porch Republic, Scenes Media, and National Review Online, among others. His most recent book, Man of the House: A Handbook for Building a Shelter That Will Last in a World That is Falling Apart  is published by Wipf and Stock. His short fiction has appeared in The Mythic Circle (published by the Mythopoeic Society) and elsewhere, and the first book in his young adult fantasy series is scheduled to be republished by Canon Press in November of 2017. He has been a commercial real estate investor and a building contractor. He also taught philosophy to undergraduates for a time. He is a member of the Academy of Philosophy and Letters.  Follow him at https://twitter.com/CR_Wiley and at crwiley.com.

Joel Ellis has been in full-time pastoral ministry since 1998, serving congregations in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia before moving to Arizona in 2013. Originally called to ministry in the Churches of Christ where he had been raised, Joel came to understand the doctrines of grace and embrace the Reformed faith through God’s kind providence as he preached through books of the Bible. The community church which called Joel to Arizona in 2013 became Reformation Orthodox Presbyterian Church in 2016. Joel and his wife, Kirstie, have five children.

Nathan Zekveld is the pastor of Christ Covenant Church in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada. Nathan received his BA from New Saint Andrews College and his MDiv from the Canadian Reformed Theological Seminary. He has been working in pastoral ministry since 2019 and is eager to see Reformed doctrines spread in these times. You can find more of his work at nathanzekveld.substack.com and the Chinook Podcast. Nathan enjoys reading and writing, running and exercise, adventure, the community in Grande Prairie, and especially time with his wife and children.

Jason Garwood has spent his career seeking to both understand and apply the biblical worldview to every single area of life. His aim is to equip Christians to faithfully engage in the great commission by teaching them how to identify and respond to cultural idols. He has written several books including The Politics of Humanism, and the Amazon best-seller, Health for All of Life. He is the teaching pastor at Cross & Crown Church (CREC) in Warrenton, Virginia. Jason is also the founder and president of the Virginia Center for Public Theology, a ministry dedicated to defending Christian ethics in the town square. He and his wife Mary have three children.