Jonathan Teague serves as the Senior Associate Pastor of Prestonwood Baptist Church. His role includes serving on Prestonwood’s preaching team and providing leadership to The Prestonwood Network. Launched as a vision of Prestonwood’s Senior Pastor Dr. Jack Graham, The Prestonwood Network is a relationship-based kingdom partnership of pastors across North America. Jonathan also leads The Prestonwood Internship Program which exists to provide leadership, hands-on training, experience, and discipleship to the next generation of leaders called to local church ministry.

Jonathan and his wife Michelle have been married for 19 years and have five children: Katelyn, Elizabeth, Anna, Joseph, and Olivia. Prior to coming to Prestonwood in 2011, Jonathan served in various student ministry assignments throughout DFW. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Hardin-Simmons University, a master’s degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Educational Ministries degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Kenneth R. Timmerman has published fourteen books of non-fiction and four novels. The first volume of his memoire, And the Rest is History: Tales of Hostages, Arms Dealers, Dirty Tricks, and Spies, chronicles his adventures as a war correspondent in the Middle East and years of investigating the deep state. It also tells the story of being born again to his Christian faith while held hostage by terrorists in Beirut. In January 2006 he was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by former Swedish deputy premier, Per Ahlmark, for his work exposing Iran's clandestine nuclear weapons programs. Ken was the Republican nominee for Congress in Maryland's 8th Congressional District in 2012, an experience which provided source material for his August 2020 fiction, The Election Heist. His 2019 novel, Isis Begins, grew out of many mission trips to northern Iraq, where he reported on the plight of persecuted Christians. The second volume of his memoir, The Iran House, chronicles his undercover work for U.S. intelligence agencies and much more. He and his wife Christina have five children and six grandchildren, and live in Florida.

Janna and her husband, John, have six adult children and eight grandchildren. Janna is a former Ballerina from SE Texas, Chef, Fiber Optic Tech, and a jack of all trades. She comes to Point of View, via Colorado Springs where she found her forever home after a lifetime of moving across our nation and parts of Europe. Her favorite part of being the Vice President of Point of View, is meeting new people, praying for them, sharing food and fellowship with our supporters, and of course traveling.

Collin G. Lambert is the founder and president of Lambert Creative Media. Collin is also the host and producer of Missions Today, a 26-minute weekly program focused on mission - getting involved in God's work and movement wherever it occurs. Each week he unveils stories of missions from the neighborhood front porch to the front lines of mission activity around the world - individual, organizational, entrepreneurial, inspirational.

Collin served as Vice President of Moody Radio, the media arm of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, from 2010-2018. Moody Radio owns/operates 37 stations (English and Spanish) covering 15 states, and Canada, a Christian broadcast network, plus numerous online only stations. Collin served with Moody for over 15 years in total. In his role at Moody, he also planned, executed and instructed numerous international media training events in Africa and Eastern Europe.

In addition to his duties with Lambert Creative Media, Collin currently serves on the Board of Directors of the National Religious Broadcasters and is an afternoon announcer on The Bridge Austin (AM1120/101.1FM) . Collin and his wife, Patti, have three grown children, and live in their hometown of Austin, Texas.

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