From May 2011 until May 2016, Wade Emmert led the Dallas County Republican Party as chairman, where he distinguished himself as an advocate for unity and conservative principles. He also was host of the popular Wade Emmert Show each Sunday night on 660AM-The Answer.
Prior to that, Emmert served as a city council member for his hometown, and has been a candidate for Dallas County judge. He also serves in various advisory capacities for a local hospital and the newly formed Law School at the University of North Texas at Dallas.
Emmert was born and raised in Midland, Texas. He graduated from Midland Christian High School at the top of his class, earned his Bachelor of Arts in International Business from Abilene Christian University, graduating magna cum laude, and his law degree from Baylor University. He has been a member of Mensa for more than 10 years and is considered one of the best attorneys in the state of Texas. He is a founding partner of Emmert & Parvin, LLP, a premier Dallas law firm.

Charles is happily married to his wife Melanie and they are the proud parents of four children (Megan, Lance, Luke and Leah). He received his Bachelor of Music in 1982 from North Texas State University (now UNT) and his Master of Theology (1994) from Dallas Theological Seminary with an emphasis in Historical Theology.
He presently serves as one of the Executive Pastors at Denton Bible Church where he wears a number of hats including, serving as Director of a Theological institute, coordinating and teaching in the DBC Young Guns Program (an intensive men’s discipleship program), and teaching an adult Sunday School class. He also enjoys regularly teaching through DBC’s Missions program in various parts of the world as well as leading tours to Israel (a total of 15 Tours at this time).
His areas of special teaching interest include Apologetics & Christian Ethics, Creation and Evolution issues, and Christian Worldview. He has taught a three-year comprehensive multi-disciplinary worldview education program to High School aged students each year since 2008. His interest in these areas has opened up opportunities to participate in debates and panel discussions on College Campuses on the Creation and Evolution controversy as well as comparative religion and a variety of ethical issues.

Dr. Randall Price received his master's degree (Th.M.) from Dallas Theological Seminary in Old Testament and Semitic Languages and his doctorate (Ph.D.) from the University of Texas at Austin in Middle Eastern Studies with a concentration in Jewish studies and biblical archaeology. He has also done postgraduate work in Semitic languages and archaeology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is Distinguished Research Professor of Biblical and Judaic Studies at Liberty University and teaches in their Ph.D. program. Since 2008 he has also served as Curator of the Liberty Biblical Museum. He is also Adjunct Professor of Archaeology and Apologetics at Veritas International University (San Diego, California). He was Director of Excavations on the Qumran Plateau (site of the Dead Sea Scroll community) in Israel from 2002-2012 and has been co-director of the Qumran Cave Excavation Project since 2017. He also served as senior archaeologist for the Ark Search LLC Expedition to Mt. Ararat in eastern Turkey 2009-2013. In 1993 he founded World of the Bible Ministries, Inc. and serves as its President and traveling speaker. Dr. Price is a member of the American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR), the Near East Archaeological Society (NEAS), Institute for Biblical Research (IBR), the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS), and the Tyndale House Fellowship. He is on the boards of the Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, the Associates for Biblical Research, Olive Tree Ministries, and the Pre-Trib Research Center. He and his wife Beverlee (married for 43 years) have four daughters and one son and 10 grandchildren.

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