Jodey Arrington was raised in Plainview, Texas, the son of a tractor salesman and a schoolteacher. Jodey graduated from Texas Tech and his passion of public service took him to Austin, Texas where he worked for Governor George W. Bush. He was then tapped by President Bush to join the White House as a senior advisor before being appointed as Chief of Staff to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. In 2007, he returned to West Texas where he was Vice Chancellor of the Texas Tech University System before taking the helm as President of a healthcare innovation company in Lubbock.

In January of 2017, Jodey became only the fifth person to represent Texas’ 19th Congressional District since its formation in 1935. Starting his 3rd term in Congress, he continues to be an outspoken advocate for reining in the federal government, promoting agriculture and energy, strengthening national security, and respecting the Constitution while serving the largest agriculture and energy district in the United States.

He further serves as Co-Chairman of the Rural Health Care Task Force, leads a bipartisan congressional delegation on fixing the national debt and reforming the federal budget process, and co-chairs the Congressional Term Limits Caucus. In addition, he was appointed to serve a second term as Deputy Chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee. And in 2021, he was appointed to the U.S. Congress’ Joint Economic Committee (JEC) by House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy.

He is grateful to serve and is especially thankful for the tremendous sacrifice and support of his wife, Anne, and their three children.

Chris Davis is senior pastor of Groveton Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, where he has served since 2016. He previously served for 11 years as the Pastor of Whitton Avenue Bible Church in Phoenix, Arizona. He holds degrees from Bethlehem College and Seminary and Phoenix Seminary, though his ministry training began in the coalfields of southern West Virginia where he saw God’s transforming power at work in an economically depressed community.
Chris is passionate about preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ from all of Scripture. The path God has taken him down has made him particularly attuned to the need for the grace
and truth of Jesus in the areas of abuse in the church and ethnic prejudice. Through his own formation while in ministry he has become dedicated to coming alongside other ministers to encourage emotional health and address isolation.

Married for nearly 20 years, Chris and his wife Rachael have four children through adoption and birth.

In October, Zondervan Reflective will release Chris’ book, Bright Hope for Tomorrow: How Anticipating Jesus’ Return Gives Strength for Today, which Timothy Keller calls “the best
practical pastoral book on the doctrine of the second coming written in years.”

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