Dr. Ryan Denison is the Senior Editor for Theology at Denison Forum. He consults on The Daily Article and provides writing and research for many of the ministry's productions. He earned his PhD in church history at BH Carroll Theological Institute after having received his MDiv at Truett Seminary. Ryan has also taught at BH Carroll and Dallas Baptist University. He and his wife, Candice, live in East Texas and have two children.

Bart may be best known for his role as “Coach Bolton” in the High School Musical franchise which has become a global phenomenon, but his career began in Francis Ford Coppola’s film, “Mi Famillia” and as a series regular on WB’s “Hyperion Bay”. He has recurred on several TV series such as Amazon’s “Gortimer Gibbons”, Lifetimes “The Client List”, Jag, Bird Dog and Guest Star roles including Hawaii Five-0, The Rookie, All American, NCIS, NCIS Los Angels, Las Vegas, CSI Miami, Tremors, Clueless, and Hot In Cleveland.
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This year Bart will be seen in the thriller, “HELD” from the writers and directors of “The Gallows” as well as the romantic comedy “Once I Was Engaged”. Last year Bart was seen in “Small Town Crime” from the writers and directors of “Fat Man” and as Papa March in “Little Women”.

Bart added writing and directing to his pursuits with his short film “The Run”, shot entirely in Mexico. He is currently prepping to make the feature length film of the same name.

Bart works with long-time collaborators, best friends, and real-life brothers, Adam and Brad Johnson. This past year they hitch hiked across Mexico for their documentary, “Six Bucks and a Bottle of Water”, bartjohnson.com/6-bucks/

Bart is one of the proud partners of the substance abuse rehabilitation center:
http://www.acquarecovery.com

Bart lives for film, travel and for sports. Ski. Surf. Dirt Bike. Soccer. Boat and Mnt. Bike.

Bart married actress Robyn Lively in 1999 in Los Angeles. The couple have three children (Baylen, Kate, and Wyatt) and reside in their home in the Hollywood Hills.

From her role as Louise Miller in the quirky 80’s cult-classic Teen Witch to her Emmy nominated performance in The Less Than Perfect Daughter, Robyn Lively has gained a worldwide audience and adoring fan base with her many memorable roles in film and television.
Streaming August 1st exclusively on Pure Flix, Robyn stars opposite real life husband, actor Bart Johnson in Strong Fathers Strong Daughters, based on the best selling book of the same name.
She is currently filming the indie psychological thriller, Ganymede, opposite Stranger Things, Joe Chrest. She can be seen recurring on Ryan Murphy’s hit series 9-1-1: Lone Star. As well as her much anticipated special appearance on fan favorite, Cobra Kai, where she will reprise her infamous role as Jessica Andrew’s from Karate Kid lll.
Robyn began her acting career at the age of 3 in Powder Springs, Georgia. She comes from a family of actors including sister Blake Lively (A Simple Favor), Eric Lively (The L Word), Jason Lively (European Vacation) and Ernie Lively (Passenger 57).
As a teenager, Lively was easily cast for quintessential adolescent roles such as Goldie Hawn’s pink haired daughter in Wildcats with Woody Harrelson and as Robin Williams’daughter in The Best of Times. A few years later, she was cast as the female lead opposite Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid III.
Robyn continues to flourish in the industry that she grew up in and one that she truly adores.

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