Husband to Kirsten. Father to Barrett and Beau. Loves being in the outdoors. Hiker. Hunter. College Football and Detroit Tigers fan. Loves preaching and being with people. Believes that the local church is God's way to reach an unbelieving world.

Husband to Katy. Father to Indy Lee. Dog dad to Nala. Huge St. Louis Cardinals fan and everything baseball. If it is outside I'm in. I play golf (poorly) and slow pitch softball (not so poorly). I believe to change our world we need to invest in the next generation, so kids, students, and, young adults need shaped and molded to reflect Christ so they can change the world through the message of Jesus Christ. 

Husband to Raegan. Graduate Student at Cedarville University. Loves basketball (Go Pacers!), guitar, pumping iron at the gym, traveling anywhere that has a pretty view (especially if that view includes mountains), and all things Bible. I am a firm proponent of the Holy Spirit's work of generational discipleship and believe that it is important to teach students from an early age that there is nothing better in this world than Jesus. 

Wife to Jason. Mother of JoLeigh and Jessalynne. Loves playing music. All things outdoors. Coffee. Retired hairstylist.  My life mission is to worship the Lord in all things and lead others in doing the same.  

Husband to Stacey, father to Noah and Jase. We have 3 blue heelers(Gracie, Bailey, Lorelei), a husky (Layla) and a horse named Pete. I love to be outdoors, especially on a golf course, and also enjoy spending time with our two boys playing in the yard or taking them on tractor rides. I love to play drums, piano, guitar, sing and listen to the latest worship music. My goal is to help people have meaningful encounters with Christ by implementing technology in creative and innovative ways. 

Wife to Jesse. Mother to Indy, and dog mom to Nala. I love sunshine and warm weather. Vacations to the beach, hiking in the woods, puzzling, and cooking/eating yummy food. My hope is to see people's lives transformed by the understanding of who God really is and how He sees us.  That we would identify ourselves by His standards and not through our brokenness or what the world says.