Scott T. Brown is the president of Church and Family Life and pastor at Hope Baptist Church in Wake Forest, North Carolina. Scott graduated from California State University in Fullerton with a degree in History and received a Master of Divinity degree from Talbot School of Theology. He gives most of his time to local pastoral ministry, expository preaching, conferences on church and family reformation. Scott helps people think through the two greatest institutions God has provided — the church and the family.

Kevin Swanson is a pastor of Reformation Church in Elizabeth, Colorado. Together with his wife Brenda, they have raised five children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord - Daniel, Emily, Rebekah, Bethany, and Abigail. Kevin is the author and editor for the Family Bible Study Guide Series and the Christian Classics Study Guides. He has served as an elder in the Church of our Lord Jesus Christ for 22 years. Over the years, he has taken the message of family discipleship to most of the fifty states, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand, Australia, Russia, and Japan.

Mike Cheney and his wife, Roxie, have been blessed with two children, Annie and Corey, whom they have home educated since birth. They are entrepreneurs and believe in developing multiple streams of income to keep family economies strong, vibrant and able to weather economic difficulties for present needs as well as those of future generations.

As the director of the national AME Program and of Family Economics for Generations with Vision, Mike has a passion to share a vision for discipleship in all kinds of businesses. The Cheneys served CHEC as Conference Coordinators for 11 years and Mike served as CHEC's Operations Director for 10 years. He is a founder and teaching elder at Covenant Love Fellowship Church in Parker, Colorado.

Joseph J Graber and his wife Stacie have been married since 2011 and have three sons. Together, they are filmmakers and he is a pastor at Living Water Fellowship in Denver, Colorado. They have produced several film projects together(Indescribable 2013, The Amish and the Reformation 2017, Breaking the Silence: My Amish Story 2018) and are continuing to seek God's direction for future projects.

Joseph grew up as the son of an Old Order Amish minister who was eventually excommunicated for preaching salvation by grace through faith. Joseph was inspired by his parents' walk with God and has been actively serving God since his teens. For more than a decade he traveled throughout the U.S. and Mexico using chalk art to present the gospel of Jesus Christ. Today, as a pastor and a filmmaker he continues to communicate biblical truth and make disciples for Jesus Christ. 

Nate met his incredible wife, Kim, at an Athletes in Action swim camp in the summer of 1995. They were married in 1997 and have five children.

Nate was born in California and raised in Houston, TX in a strong Christian family. At a family Bible study, at the age of 7 or 8, he became acutely aware of his sin. He later asked his dad and mom about what it was to be saved and then asked his mom to pray with him.

While attending LSU, Nate began training for the 1996 Olympics in swimming. In 1995, he finished the year in a promising position to make the team. In January of 1996, about 1 month prior to the Olympic Trials, he contracted mononucleosis. Through the support of his family and his future wife, he worked through accepting God's will. He learned that God can be trusted even when lifelong dreams are shattered.

The Thomsons started attending Southside the fall of that same year. Nate oversees the church's local ministries, e.g. Shannons Hope, Denver Rescue Mission, etc. He also teaches in Sundays adult Bible study and co-leads a mid-week small group study.