Dr. Dave Anderson Professor of Systematic Theology and Biblical Languages
B.A.,
Rice
University
Dr.
Anderson
and
his
wife,
Betty,
have
pastored
in
the
Houston
area
for
thirty
years,
and
they
have
helped
to
plant
eight
churches.
For
the
past
ten
years
Dr.
Anderson
has
been
the
Senior
Pastor
at
Faith
Community
Church
in
The
Woodlands,
Texas.
During
this
time
he
has
also
served
as
an
Adjunct
Professor
for
Dallas
Theological
Seminary,
teaching
in
three
different
departments
(Greek
New
Testament,
Bible
Exposition,
and
Theology).
He
has
been
an
Adjunct
Professor
for
Jordan
Evangelical
Theological
Seminary
and
taught
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Dr. Anthony B. Badger Professor of Systematic Theology
Dr. Badger has more than 10 years of experience as a senior pastor in pulpits in Texas, Washington, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York. Dr. Badger also has been teaching the Bible for over 30 years at Bible Colleges across the country. He has also authored several articles for the Journal of the Grace Evangelical Society and Bible Expositor and Illuminator. Dr. Badger is a member of the Evangelical Theological Society, Grace Evangelical Society, and a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association. Dr. Badger is married and has two daughters. |
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Dr. Charlie BingProfessor of New Testament Studies
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Glenn W. Campbell Professor of Philosophy & Bible Exposition
B.A.T.,
Sam
Houston
State
University
Glenn W. Campbell planted and pastored Stephenville Bible Church and has served as a corporate chaplain. He has taught Philosophy, Religion, Bible, Greek and Mathematics in seven colleges and universities in the North Texas Region: Tarleton State University, The University of Dallas, The University of North Texas, Texas Woman's University, Our Lady of the Lake University, Argosy University, and Brookhaven College in the Dallas County Community College District. He has authored philosophy texts covering Ethics and Metaphysics in all four (Ancient, Medieval, Modern and Contemporary) eras of world history, as well as numerous professional leadership training manuals for corporations and businesses. He is the author of Ephesians - Paul's Conclusive Treatise: A New Extended Interpretive and Expositional Translation, published in 2005. |
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Dr. Fred Chay Professor of Bible Exposition & Systematic Theology
B.A.,
College
of
Notre
Dame Dr. Fred Chay is the Director of Doctor of Ministry Studies and associate Professor of Theology at Pheonix Seminary in Pheonix, Arizona. He is the founder and president of GraceLine Ministries. Before joining the faculty of Phoenix Seminary, he pastored for nearly ten years and served as Western Director for the Christian Medical Society, writing, teaching and speaking on issues of medical ethics and spiritual formation. He is the author of The Faith that Saves: The Nature of Faith in the New Testament. |
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Tom Eckman Instructor of Biblical Languages
Tom Eckman is the Dean of Students and Professor of Greek & Biblical Studies of Free Grace Seminary in McDonough, Georgia. He is an active member of the Free Grace Alliance. |
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Dr. Michael D. Halsey Professor of Bible Exposition & Systematic Theology
B.A.,
Texas
Tech
University Dr. Michael Halsey is senior pastor of County Line Congregational Christian Church in Hampton, Georgia, and he is co-founder and president president of Free Grace Seminary. He is a prolific writer of devotional and inspirational articles and received the First Place Award by the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches for the 1998 Newsletter Contest in the "Pastor's Message" category for his article entitled The God With No Kodak. Dr. Halsey is also an active member of the Free Grace Alliance. |
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Dr. S. Mark Haywood Professor of Bible Exposition
B.A.,
San
Francisco
State
University
Pastor S. Mark Haywood is the Pastor and Founder of God's Household of Faith in Houston, Texas. He also serves as the President of The Institute for Theological Studies (ITS) and as a Trustee for Denver Seminary, was a finalist for the preaching award at Dallas Theological Seminary, received the 2003 Apostle Paul Award for faithful service to God and His people, and was honored as the Father of the Year for 2004. He previously served as Vice President of Student Affairs and Services, Dean of Students, and Assistant Professor at the College of Biblical Studies (CBS) in Houston. Additionally, Pastor Haywood can be regularly heard on Houston's KHCB FM Radio and seen on the "Up with the Son" television program shown on Channel 14 in the early morning. Pastor Haywood is married and has three sons and one daughter. |
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Dr. J. B. Hixson Professor of Systematic Theology
B.A.,
Houston
Baptist
University Dr. J. B. Hixson is the Senior Pastor of Brenham Bible Church in Brenham. He also serves as the Academic Dean for Grace School of Theology in The Woodlands, TX where he teaches Theology and Bible Exposition courses. He has served as a past Executive Director of the Free Grace Alliance, an evangelistic training and Bible conference ministry. He earned his B.A. degree from Houston Baptist University, Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, and Ph.D. degree from Baptist Bible Seminary. Dr. Hixson has been involved in vocational church ministry since 1987 including five pastorates in Texas and Illinois and he served as guest-faculty at the Bryansk Bible Institute in Bryansk, Russia. He serves on the Council of Dispensational Hermeneutics and is the author of the book, Getting the Gospel Wrong: The Evangelical Crisis No One Is Talking About. J. B. and his wife Wendy live with their six children in Tomball, TX. For more information about Dr. Hixson's ministry, please visit www.notbyworks.org. |
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Dr. Ed Hoard Professor of Pastoral Ministries
B.A.,
Immanuel
Baptist
College Dr. Hoard has more than 35 years experience in growing dynamic churches. He was senior associate pastor at the 5,000 member First Baptist Church in Jonesboro, Georgia and was senior pastor at the 2,000 member Second Baptist Church in Griffin, Georgia. Dr. Hoard is Vice-President and Dean of the Theological Seminary at Free Grace Seminary. His love and gifting are taking difficult biblical concepts and explaining them in a simple and understandable manner. He leads yearly tours to Australia and the Holy Land. Dr. Hoard is the founding pastor of Eagle's Brooke Community Church in Locust Grove, Georgia. He has been a featured presenter at the North Queensland College of Ministry in Queensland, Australia and at numerous evangelism conferences throughout the US including New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. |
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Dr. Chris Moody Professor of Systematic Theology
B.A.,
Texas
A&M
University
Dr. Moody is the lead pastor of First Baptist Church of Beaumont, Texas and serves as Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology for the Distance Learning Program of Liberty Theological Seminary in addition to his role with Grace School of Theology. He previously served at Grace Community Church for six years in Corsicana, Texas. He earned a B.A. in Biology from Texas A&M University, Th.M. in Pastoral Leadership from Dallas Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Ft. Worth, TX. He and his wife, Wendi, reside in Beaumont with their three young girls, Whitney, Trinity and Audrey. |
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Dr. Larry Moyer Professor of Pastoral Ministries
Dr. Larry Moyer is the Founder , President & CEO of EvanTell in Dallas, Texas. He serves as Evangelist at Large for Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, Texas. He serves as adjunct faculty for Dallas Theological Seminary and has written articles published in Kindred Spirit Magazine. Dr. Moyer travels the country and the world evangelizing through outreaches like Operation Friendship, and training church leaders through the You Can Tell It! and You Can Preach It! seminars. He disciples churches through the Flying Strong Mentoring Program in Evangelism. He speaks at pastors conferences, conventions, and Christian camps. He is also the main author of EvanTell publications including articles, books, and tracts. Dr. Moyer serves Vice President on the Executive Council of Free Grace Alliance. |
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Dr. Joseph Parle Professor of Bible Exposition
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Greg Sapaugh Professor of New Testament Studies
Mr. Sapaugh teaches as adjunct faculty for the College of Biblical Studies in Houston, Texas. He was the senior pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Starkville, Mississippi, from 1991 to 1992, and he has served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Grace Evangelical Society. He has taught New Testament Greek at Grace Bible Church in College Station. He is a prolific writer on the issue of free grace and has been published in a variety of theological journals. |
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Robert M. Thayer Professor of Pastoral Ministries
A graduate from DTS, Bob has been serving as the pastor of Odessa Bible Church in Odessa, TX since 2002. He earned a B.A. in pastoral ministries from San Diego Christian College. He has served as a Youth Pastor, an Associate Pastor and Minister of Outreach at Parkway Hills Baptist Church and Director of Operations at NeedHim where he trained volunteers to communicate the Gospel to nearly 200 callers each day. In addition to his teaching responsibilities at Odessa Bible, he teaches God's Word to over 150 kids each week in after school programs throughout Odessa. He has conducted church health seminars, traveled to Uganda to lead a pastor's conference as well as teach in dozens of schools. He and his wife, Melanie, have two children, Brooke and Carson. |
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Rick Whitmire Instructor of Pastoral Ministries
B.S.,
Liberty
University Rick Whitmire is president of Go Tell Evangelism, and co-founder & vice president of administrative affairs of Free Grace Seminary in Hampton, Georgia. He is a member of the Free Grace Alliance (FGA), an organization committed to coordinating and connecting the various "free grace" leaders, organizations, and churches in the USA and abroad. He was elected to serve on the executive council of FGA as treasurer for 2008-2009. He has been a pastor, a church-planter, and has conducted seminars on evangelism and discipleship in churches, schools, Bible colleges, and seminaries. He resides in McDonough, Georgia with his wife, Kathy. They have five adult children, three sons, two daughters, and nine grandchildren. |
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