Jared Moore
Jared was dead in his sin, and at 17 years of age, God raised him to life in Christ Jesus. Because of God's grace, he will live forevermore with Christ! He pastors Homesteads Baptist in Crossville, TN, and has served in pastoral ministry since 2000. Jared is the author of 33 Days to Freedom From Lust: A Hope-Filled Devotional and The Lust of the FLesh: Thinking Biblically About "Sexual Orientation," Attraction, and Temptation. He and his wife Amber cherish raising their four children.
Bob FU
Bob (Xiqiu) Fu is the founder and president of ChinaAid. A former student leader during the 1989 Tiananmen Square demonstrations and a house church leader in Beijing, Fu and his wife were imprisoned for their Christian faith before fleeing to the United States in 1997. Today, he is one of the world's leading advocates for persecuted Christians in China, regularly advising U.S. government leaders and international organizations on religious liberty. He is the author of God's Double Agent and The Politics of Inclusive Pluralism and serves as Senior Fellow for International Religious Freedom at the Family Research Council.
James Baird
James is Christian Education pastor at Covenant Church of Naples. Before joining Covenant, James served in a variety of educational ministries, including teaching theology at Ligonier’s Reformation Bible College and directing publishing at Westminster Theological Seminary. He is also the author of King of Kings. At Covenant, James oversees Christian Education, including Sunday School and Mid-Week Connection classes and teacher training, and he continues to enjoy teaching God's word across many different settings.
Bradley Green
Bradley Green is Professor of Philosophy and Christian Theology. Before joining the Southern faculty full-time in 2026, he served as a Visiting Professor and as Professor of Theological Studies at Union University (Jackson, TN) for 28 years. While in Jackson, Brad and his wife Dianne helped found Augustine School, a Christian liberal arts school. Green has also served as Writer-In-Residence at Tyndale House, Cambridge. He and his wife have 3 children.
Daniel Ragusa
Daniel was raised in a Christian home in Long Island, NY. While there were seasons of noticeable growth in his Christian life, he doesn't remember a day when he did not love the Lord and trust his Word. He earned his M.Div. from Mid-America Reformed Seminary and Ph.D. from Westminster Theological Seminary. He served as stated supply at Pompton Plains Reformed Bible Church (URCNA) for two years before accepting a call to pastor Messiah’s Reformed Fellowship in 2021. He is married with two children. Daniel is also an adjunct professor at Mid-America Reformed Seminary, the author of Fullness of Joy: A Biblical Theology of God with Us and Exploring 2 Peter: The Path and the Promise, and translator of Cornelius Van Til's Letters from America.
Octavius Delfils
Rev. Delfils is a Haitian minister and an MDiv graduate of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. He was ordained in 2007 by Calvary Presbytery (PCA) as a missionary evangelist to Haiti. Octavius and his family alongside their church and school, have experienced tremendous hardships. Between the earthquakes and gang violence, ministry in Haiti comes at great cost. Octavius is passionate about reformed theology and has translated many books. Additionally, he is the author of Histoire De La Réforme Protestante. The video below proides a glimpse into the Delfils' life.
Justin Overbaugh
Honorable Justin Overbaugh serves as the Deputy Under Secretary of War for Intelligence and Security. Prior to this appointment, Mr. Overbaugh was Chief Operations Officer at a strategy and risk management consulting firm. A former U.S. Army Officer, Mr. Overbaugh led an Infantry reconnaissance unit in Afghanistan and Iraq, conducted Human Intelligence collection in austere environments, oversaw strategic counterintelligence operations across the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East, and commanded a U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion. Mr. Overbaugh holds graduate degrees from the Naval Postgraduate School and the U.S. Naval War College.
Brantley Mayers
Brantley Mayers serves as Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division at the U.S. Department of Justice. Brantley works primarily to enforce federal healthcare law in connection with pediatric gender medicine. He also represents the federal government in challenges to federal programs and operations. Brantley graduated from Amherst College and the Levin College of Law at the University of Florida. He is a proud member of Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church.