Ian J. Vaillancourt (PhD, University of St. Michael's College) is a professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Heritage Theological Seminary in Cambridge,Ontario, Canada. He is the author of Treasuring the Psalms: How to Read the Songs that Shape the Soul of the Church (IVP Academic, 2023), The Dawning of Redemption: The Story of the Pentateuch and the Hope of the Gospel (Crossway, 2022), as well as The Multifaceted Saviour of Psalms 110 and 118: A Canonical Exegesis (Sheffield Phoenix, 2019; winner of the 2020 R. B. Y. Scott Award). Ian is an ordained pastor in the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptists in Canada, and he served in pastoral ministry for fourteen years before he shifted into the classroom, where he has served Christ full-time since 2018. He is passionate about exalting Christ from the Old Testament, whether in the classroom, the pulpit, or in print. Ian is married to Natalie, and they have two teenaged kids: Caleb and Emily.

Liberty McArtor serves as the President of Know Why, Inc. and host of the Know Why Podcast. She also writes for Point of View Radio Talk Show and teaches English to middle and high school students at a Christian homeschool-hybrid school in north Texas.

Liberty earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism from Patrick Henry College in northern Virginia. In the past she has worked as a part-time talk radio producer for WMAL in Washington, D.C., and as a staff writer for various nonprofit ministries.

Liberty lives in north Texas with her husband and their two children.

Meghan is our in-house Sound Professional for the Point of View Radio Talk Show. Her work for the ministry mainly consists of Kerby's Commentaries, engineering the show and now, editing the best interviews for the Point of View Highlights Podcast on Spotify.

Before coming to Point of View, Meghan studied Sound Design and Production at The University of Texas at Dallas and graduated with honors in 2020 with a BA in Design and Production. During her time at UTD, she worked on two short animated films as a sound designer, "Stargazer" and "Night Shift". Her final project before graduating was a fictional podcast, or audio drama, called "What Happens in a Dream" based on dreams and dreaming.

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