Brent Randall is the General Manager for KYCC Radio based in Stockton, CA.

Kent Johnson is the Senior Corporate Advisor for the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF). In that role, he helps companies design and implement best practices regarding religious diversity and inclusion, and promotes authenticity and connection among workers across the belief spectrum in ways that strengthen recruitment, engagement, retention, morale, ethics and personal fulfillment.  Kent also helps companies navigate their legal obligation to accommodate employees’ religious expressions and practices while avoiding any impression of compulsion to participate in or agree with them. His core motivation is his faith in Jesus Christ.
 
Before joining RFBF, Kent served for 37 years as a senior legal counsel at Texas Instruments Incorporated, where, in different assignments over the years, he had responsibility for legal support of nearly all of TI's businesses and its worldwide
ethics, quality, corporate responsibility and risk management functions.  He also helped launch the company’s faith-oriented employee resource groups and served as Chair of the TI Diversity Network.
A member of the Texas and American Bar Associations, Kent graduated with honors from Dartmouth College and from Villanova University School of Law.

Jonathan Griffiths serves as Lead Pastor at The Metropolitan Bible Church in Ottawa, Canada. He studied theology at the University of Oxford and holds a PhD in New Testament studies from the University of Cambridge. Jonathan is the author of many books, including Hebrews and Divine Speech, Teaching 2 Timothy, and Preaching in the New Testament. He serves on the council of The Gospel Coalition Canada, is the radio Bible teacher for Encounter the Truth, and Founder and Executive Director of the Timothy Trust. Jonathan is deeply committed to expository preaching and loves to train and mentor others in Word ministry. Jonathan and his wife, Gemma, have three children, and they reside in Ottawa, Canada.

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