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David Wilkie
David Wilkie is the artist behind the popular online comic strip Coffee with Jesus. He and his wife Katie cofounded Radio Free Babylon, a media creation consortium that produces literature, music, software, web sites and less tangible ideas about life. Dave has held numerous and varied positions in his career, including writer, creative director, producer, musician, on-air talent, clergyman, fax repairman and artist, sometimes all at once.
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Richard B. Hays
Richard B. Hays is dean and George Washington Ivey Professor of New Testament at Duke Divinity School, Durham, North Carolina. He is the author of several important studies in the New Testament, including Echoes of Scripture in the Letters of Paul and The Moral Vision of the New Testament.
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Steve Addison
Steve Addison (DMin, Fuller Theological Seminary) has a calling to fuel movements that multiply disciples and churches—everywhere. He and his wife Michelle lead MOVE, an Australia-based mission agency dedicated to making disciples and multiplyingchurches around the world. Steve began his research into Christian movements in the late 1980s while serving as a church planter in Melbourne, Australia, and he is the author of Movements That Change the World: Five Keys to Spreading the Gospel and What Jesus Started: Joining the Movement, Changing the World.
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Mark Van Steenwyk
Mark Van Steenwyk is cofounder of the Mennonite Worker, a Christian intentional community in Minneapolis. Mark is an editor at JesusRadicals.com and the producer and co-host of the Iconocast podcast.
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Roger Quy
Roger Quy is a businessman with a passion for bringing the message of Jesus to spiritual seekers who are unfamiliar with the Bible. He has a PhD in brain research, an MBA, and bachelor degrees in psychology and law. He is a venture capitalist managing a portfolio of biotechnology investments. He also serves on many corporate and advisory boards including the International Bible Society. He and his wife reside near San Francisco, CA.
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Michael R. Licona
Michael R. Licona (Ph.D., University of Pretoria) is associate professor in theology at Houston Baptist University. He is the author of Paul Meets Muhammad (Baker, 2006) and coauthor with Gary Habermas of the award-winning book The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Kregel, 2004). Licona is a member of the Evangelical Philosophical Society, the Institute for Biblical Research and the Society of Biblical Literature. He is also a frequent speaker on university campuses and at churches, and has appeared on dozens of radio and television programs.
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Andrew Byers
Andrew J. Byers is working on a Ph.D. in New Testament at Durham University while serving as college pastor at Mountain Brook Community Church and leading University Christian Fellowship in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Stephen Seamands
Stephen Seamands (PhD, Drew University) is professor of Christian doctrine at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. He also frequently speaks and leads retreats and seminars on such issues as emotional healing and spiritual renewal. His books include Christology and Transition in the Theology of Edwin Lewis (University Press of America, 1987), Holiness of Heart and Life (Abingdon, 1990), A Conversation with Jesus (Victor, 1994) and Wounds That Heal (InterVarsity Press, 2003).
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Todd E. Outcalt
Todd Outcalt is a Methodist pastor of thirty-five years and the author of more than thirty books, including Before You Say "I Do,"The Other Jesus, and All About Martin Luther King, Jr. (a children's biography). He livesin Brownsburg, Indiana, with his wife and enjoys hiking, kayaking, and travel abroad.
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Dan Kimball
Dan Kimball (MA, Western Seminary) is the pastor of Vintage Faith Church in Santa Cruz, California, and currently working toward his Doctor of Ministry from George Fox Evangelical Seminary. He is the author of several books published by Zondervan including The Emerging Church (2003), Emerging Worship (2004) and They Like Jesus But Not the Church (2007). He also contributed to a book by the late Robert Webber in 2007 titled Listening to Beliefs of Emerging Churches (2007, Zondervan).
