Bunni Pounds is the President of Christians Engaged. In just two and a half years – the Christians Engaged team has served over 100 churches and had over 1500 people take one of their in-person, Zoom, or on-demand video classes, and have produced tons of free content in the form of articles, prayer calls and podcasts to educate the Body of Christ on the importance of their biblical call to America.
On May 18, 2021, after 18 months of operation – Christians Engaged was denied by the IRS their 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status because the IRS noted in writing – “biblical teachings” are “typically affiliated with the Republican Party.” Bunni appealed this decision for not only Christians Engaged but all Christian organizations that this would affect in the nation. With the help of First Liberty Institute, they won a reversal in 21 days after 3 Fox News appearances, a letter from Members of Congress, and huge national attention on the case.

She has been bi-vocational and active in Christian ministry since she was 16. Bunni is a Bible teacher and motivational speaker who has authored 5 books, published worship songs, and church-planted with her husband Tim.

She has a Bachelor of Arts & Sciences degree in Political Science from Dallas Baptist University and an associate degree in Theology from Christ for the Nations Institute in Dallas. Married for 26 years to Tim Pounds, they have 2 young adult sons, Israel and Ben, and two daughters-in-law -Teodora (from Romania) and Giulia (from Brazil).

Ben Quine is the Director of Curriculum & Strategic Ministry Partnerships for Christians Engaged. He co-produced Biblical Justice: Answers for Difficult Days with President Bunni Pounds. His Bible studies in the Answers for Difficult Days series equip churches and individual believers to address the hot-topic issues our culture is wrestling with today, from the foundation of Scripture.

Ben has also served as a consultant, assistant, and co-author with Cornerstone Curriculum. He is the editor of The Worldview Library, a series of classical literary works with student helps. He has also co-created K-12 worldview and history courses on Art and Music.

Trained as a classical pianist and instructor, his students have performed from local festivals and competitionsto Carnegie Hall.

Ben’s heart is to equip the Church with Bible studies and curriculum that will answer our culture’s questions from God’s Word, and to teach the Biblical Worldview to the next generation.

As Christians, we know we are called to champion justice, but what exactly does that mean? In Biblical Justice: Answers for Difficult Days we dig deeply into Scripture to discover God’s definition of justice, how God’s standard of justice figured into His plan of salvation, how justice should be applied to society and government, and the ultimate cure for injustice.

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