Dr. Larry Moyer, Founder and CEO of EvanTell, is a frequent speaker in evangelistic outreaches, training seminars, churches, and classrooms across the world. He has earned degrees from Cairn Universit...

Dr. Larry Moyer, Founder and CEO of EvanTell, is a frequent speaker in evangelistic outreaches, training seminars, churches, and classrooms across the world. He has earned degrees from Cairn University (B.S.), Dallas Theological Seminary (Th.M), and Gordon-Conwell Seminary (D.Min). In 2001, Cairn University also awarded him the honorary Doctor of Sacred Theology degree (S.T.D.). He is an evangelistic speaker for EvanTell’s Evangelism Bonanza Sundays and Wild Game Feasts. These are designed to equip believers in evangelism and to reach non-Christians, respectively. He is a regular guest lecturer in evangelism at Word of Life Bible Institutes in New York and Florida and visiting professor at Dallas Theological Seminary. He is also a published author of 12 books. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Dallas, Texas. They have one grown son who is married.

Larry Sand started his teaching career in New York in 1971. Beginning in 1985, he taught elementary school as well as English, math, history, and ESL in the Los Angeles Unified School District, where...

Larry Sand started his teaching career in New York in 1971. Beginning in 1985, he taught elementary school as well as English, math, history, and ESL in the Los Angeles Unified School District, where he also served as a Title 1 Coordinator. Retired in 2009, he is the president of the non-profit, non-partisan California Teachers Empowerment Network. CTEN was formed in 2006 because a wide range of information, from the more global concerns of education policy, education leadership, and education reform to information having a more personal application, such as professional liability insurance, options of relationships to teachers unions, and the effect of unionism on teacher pay, comes to teachers from entities that have a specific agenda. Sand’s comments and op-eds have appeared in the Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Fox News, National Review, Real Clear Politics, Newsweek, Townhall Magazine, Frontpage Mag, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Daily News, The Christian Science Monitor, The Epoch Times, American Greatness, and other publications. In May 2011 became a regular contributor to City Journal, the Manhattan Institute’s policy publication. In April 2018, he received an award from the National Right to Work Foundation for “excellence in reporting the right-to-work principle in the media.” Sand has appeared on numerous broadcast news programs and talk radio shows in Southern California and nationally.

Larry Schweikart, a native Arizonian, went to Arizona State University and received a BA in Political Science, then went on the road with several different rock bands, opening for such 60s/70s acts as...

Larry Schweikart, a native Arizonian, went to Arizona State University and received a BA in Political Science, then went on the road with several different rock bands, opening for such 60s/70s acts as Steppenwolf and the James Gang. He abruptly decided he wanted to be a history professor, and received an MA from ASU in history, then a Ph.D. from University of California, Santa Barbara. Since 1985 he has taught at the University of Dayton. Schweikart’s best selling books include Seven Events that Made America America, 48 Liberal Lies About American History, and his #1 NYTimes bestseller, with Mike Allen, A Patriot’s History of the United States. Recently he completed a history of the modern world with Dave Dougherty, A Patriot’s History of the Modern World in two volumes. He has been on almost all media, from Al-Jazeera to Glenn Beck, from Tavis Smiley to Rush Limbaugh. Since 2009, he has been a film producer. His documentary, “Rockin’ the Wall,” about rock music’s part in bringing down the Iron Curtain, appeared on PBS, and his current project, “Other Walls 2 Fall,” featuring Yanni, Clint Black, Busta Rhymes, and a heavy metal band from inside Tehran, is now starting to show nationally.

Larry began his law enforcement career at the age of 20 as a Sheriff’s Deputy at the Gregg County Sheriff’s Department where he achieved the rank of Captain of the Criminal Investigation Division....

Larry began his law enforcement career at the age of 20 as a Sheriff’s Deputy at the Gregg County Sheriff’s Department where he achieved the rank of Captain of the Criminal Investigation Division. Since September of 1989, Larry has been with ATF and has been stationed in Tyler, where he and his family now call home. Due to Larry’s extensive career in criminal investigation, he has been involved in numerous high profile investigations ranging from burglary, homicide, sex offenses, drug offenses, firearms offenses and explosives related offenses.

Dr. Larry Taylor is in his twentieth year as the Head of School at Prestonwood Christian Academy (PCA) in Plano, Texas. Prestonwood Christian Academy serves more than 1,600 students enrolled at four c...

Dr. Larry Taylor is in his twentieth year as the Head of School at Prestonwood Christian Academy (PCA) in Plano, Texas. Prestonwood Christian Academy serves more than 1,600 students enrolled at four campuses as part of its school system. Dr. Taylor recently accepted the role as president of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and will serve in a dual role through this year. ACSI works with more than 25,000 schools in 108 countries, and helps more than 5.5 million students worldwide receive a Christian education. ACSI also provides services to schools such as, accreditation, legal/legislative assistance, and curriculum publishing. Dr. Taylor received his Ph.D. in Philosophy in Leadership Studies from Dallas Baptist University (2009); his Master’s Degree from Nova University (1993) and his Bachelor’s degree from University of Central Florida (1986).

Dr. Taylor is the President of ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International). ACSI works with more than 25,000 schools in 108 countries, and helps more than 5.5 million students worldwide rece...

Dr. Taylor is the President of ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International). ACSI works with more than 25,000 schools in 108 countries, and helps more than 5.5 million students worldwide receive a Christian education. ACSI also provides services to schools such as accreditation, legal/legislative assistance, professional development and curriculum publishing. Prior to accepting the President position at ACSI, Dr. Larry Taylor served twenty years as the Head of School at Prestonwood Christian Academy (PCA) in Plano, Texas. Prestonwood Christian Academy serves more than 2,000 students. Prior to PCA, Dr. Taylor served for twelve years at The First Academy in Orlando, Florida as a High School Principal and Assistant Headmaster. He also has held teaching positions within the public-school system. Dr. Taylor co-launched a national training institute for schools, “Becoming a Kingdom School Institute” and founded the Student Leadership Institute (SLi) program. He developed a training program for parents titled, “Becoming a Kingdom Family.” Dr. Taylor published the book, Running With The Horses, that helps parents raise children to be servant-leaders for Christ and helps to build a family plan.Dr. Taylor received his Ph.D. in Philosophy in Leadership Studies from Dallas Baptist University (2009); his Master’s Degree from Nova University (1993) and his Bachelor’s degree from University of Central Florida (1986). Dr. Taylor has been married to Delinda Rose Taylor for 38 years and has five sons, and five grandsons

Lathan Watts is Vice President of Public Affairs for Alliance Defending Freedom, the world’s largest non-profit legal organization. ADF is dedicated to defending religious freedom, freedom of speech,...

Lathan Watts is Vice President of Public Affairs for Alliance Defending Freedom, the world’s largest non-profit legal organization. ADF is dedicated to defending religious freedom, freedom of speech, the sanctity of life, marriage and parental rights.

Laura L. Smith is a writer, podcaster, and speaker passionate about tearing down lies so we can live in Christ's truth. Brave Woman, Mighty God is her fifteenth book. Some of her previous titles inclu...

Laura L. Smith is a writer, podcaster, and speaker passionate about tearing down lies so we can live in Christ's truth. Brave Woman, Mighty God is her fifteenth book. Some of her previous titles include Holy Care for the Whole Self, The Urgency of Slowing Down, and How Sweet the Sound (which sold over 100,000 copies!). Smith lives in the picturesque college town of Oxford, Ohio with her husband and the youngest of their four young adult children. There you'll find her running the wooded trails, leading a local Bible study, sipping an almond milk mocha, or strolling through the local farmer's market.

Lauren Chandler is a worshipper of God – whether it is through song, studying the Bible or loving others. She loves encouraging others and her family to worship Him in all of life. Her first book, Ste...

Lauren Chandler is a worshipper of God – whether it is through song, studying the Bible or loving others. She loves encouraging others and her family to worship Him in all of life. Her first book, Steadfast Love (B&H Publishing, January 2016), is yet another way for her to offer worship to God. Her husband, Matt Chandler, serves as the lead teaching pastor at The Village Church in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area, one of the fastest growing churches in the United States, with campuses in Flower Mound, North Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth and Plano. Lauren is passionate about writing, music and leading worship, not only at The Village Church, but also for groups across the country. She’s already garnered a Dove nomination, and her debut album, The Narrow Place, released in 2012. A native Texan, she spends her days leaning into the peace she finds worshipping God whether in front of her piano, on horseback or in the midst of a full life. She also leans into the privilege of parenting her three children, Audrey, Reid and Norah.

Lauren Green McAfee is Corporate Ambassador for Hobby Lobby, and author of Only One Life: How a Woman’s Every Day Shapes An Eternal Legacy. She is a speaker, connector, coffee enthusiast, who is passi...

Lauren Green McAfee is Corporate Ambassador for Hobby Lobby, and author of Only One Life: How a Woman’s Every Day Shapes An Eternal Legacy. She is a speaker, connector, coffee enthusiast, who is passionate about communicating messages she cares about. She is also a constant learner, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Ethics and Public Policy with Dr. Russell Moore as her supervisor. Prior to her role with Hobby Lobby, Lauren worked for her father Steve Green as he founded Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC. During her time at the Museum, she served as Curator, Artifact Collection Manager, and Director of Community Engagement. While she was working at Museum of the Bible, Lauren finished two graduate degrees; a Master of Arts inpastoral counseling and a Master of Arts in public theology. Lauren and her husband Michael live in Oklahoma City and love working and traveling together.

Lauren Green McAfee is the founder and visionary of Stand for Life and also serves as the ministry director at Hobby Lobby. Lauren is the author of Only One Life, Not What You Think, Legacy Study and...

Lauren Green McAfee is the founder and visionary of Stand for Life and also serves as the ministry director at Hobby Lobby. Lauren is the author of Only One Life, Not What You Think, Legacy Study and Created in the Image of God. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Ethics and Policy. Lauren previously worked for her father, Steve Green, while he founded Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, serving as curator, artifact collection manager, and director of community engagement. Lauren and Michael are happily married with two fierce and feminine girls, Zion and Zara.

20-year-old Lauren Havel began pursuing filmmaking at just thirteen after attending a film camp, where she quickly discovered a passion for storytelling. Later that year, with the support of her mom,...

20-year-old Lauren Havel began pursuing filmmaking at just thirteen after attending a film camp, where she quickly discovered a passion for storytelling. Later that year, with the support of her mom, she wrote and directed her first short film, I Hate Kate, which went viral on YouTube and garnered over 7.5 million views. At fourteen, Lauren and her mom began working on a full-length feature film on screen addiction. They completed it in a little over a year despite Covid lockdowns and subsequent restrictions. Lauren was presented with The Young Filmmaker Award for “Screened In” at the 2021 Christian Worldview Film Festival. Her second feature, Not Broken, follows a dyslexic artist searching for her place in the world. The film became one of the most-watched releases in her distributor’s history, with over 6.4 million views on a single platform. Made on a $10,000 budget, Not Broken turned a profit and landed in the top tier of independent films, finding audiences around the world and even being used in a university classroom. The Ground Beneath Our Feet is Lauren’s most ambitious film to date, bringing together a cast of over two hundred actors and extras. The film has been nominated for the Crown Awards, named a finalist at ZIFF (Zions Indie Film Festival), and celebrated through multiple sold-out screenings across the U.S. Now streaming on Amazon, Apple TV, and Google Play, the film explores a world searching for identity and truth, inviting viewers to rediscover the hope found in faith, family, and enduring values. Spanning two timelines, the story weaves past and present into a reflection on what remains steady, even as everything else shifts.