Jared serves as associate professor of New Testament Theology and Biblical Theology at Bethlehem College and Seminary, a post he took up in 2020. Before coming to Bethlehem, Jared served as pastor for discipleship and pastoral-training at CrossWay Community Church (Bristol, WI) and assistant professor of New Testament at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary (Allen Park, MI). Jared received his Ph.D. in New Testament from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School under the supervision of D. A. Carson.

Jared loves teaching and preaching the Bible and training others to do the same. He loves thinking and talking about how the Bible fits together and how we fit into the Bible’s big story. Jared’s written articles and reviews for several publications and published three books, most recently Biblical Theology according to the Apostles: How the Earliest Christians Told Israel’s Story (IVP, 2020), a book he wrote with two of his childhood friends. He’s served on the editorial board for Themelios and Trinity Journal and is presently a member of ETS & IBR. Best of all, he’s been a Christian for 30 years, married to his best friend Charisse for over 20 years, and has been telling dad jokes for 18 years. Jared, Charisse, and their three children—Asher, Jude, and Haven—live in Arden Hills and are members of The North Church.

Nate Pickowicz is the teaching pastor of Harvest Bible Church in Gilmanton Iron Works, New Hampshire. He has authored or edited more than a dozen books, including Reviving New England, The American Puritans, How to Eat Your Bible, and Shepherd in the Wilderness. He and his wife, Jess, have three children.

Wes Pastor served for over 30 years as founding and senior pastor of Christ Memorial Church in Vermont and launched the NETS Center for Church Planting and Revitalization in 2000 to equip men for lifelong pastoral ministry. In addition to an MBA from Miami University, Wes holds masters' degrees from Westminster Theological Seminary and the University of Wales, and a PhD from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Wes and his wife, Sue, have been married for over 40 years and have five children and 20 grandchildren.

Lori Peters has served as an apologist, campus minister, educator, administrator, and school board member. She seeks to empower Christian school educators and administrators to have a robust vision of biblical worldview immersion in their classes and culture.

Jonathan Moseley has been the Lead Pastor for King's Hill Church over the past seven years. He felt the call to Boston in 2012 and moved up from Georgia with a love for the city and a passion to see Jesus made much of. Along the way, he completed his MDiv at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and fell in love with his beautiful wife, Chelsea. Together, they have four girls. As a family, what they want more than anything else is to see people experience the joy that comes from finding and following Jesus.

Jaime grew up in small-town Massachusetts. Having grown up a nominal Roman Catholic, Jaime had little interest in God beyond maintaining a veneer of morality, which he often cast off at his own convenience. By God’s grace, while in college, Jaime was born again while hearing a sermon on Luke 15. Upon graduation, Jaime served as a police officer, but after three years, though he loved the work, he resigned and moved to Louisville, Kentucky to pursue a Master of Divinity. During his studies, he met Dr. Mark Dever, Senior Pastor at Capitol Hill Baptist Church, and moved to Washington, DC to intern and serve on staff as the Assistant to the Senior Pastor for the next two years. After this time, he moved to Providence, RI and served as Associate Pastor at Grace Harbor Church for the next year and a half. Jaime was called to be Senior Pastor of Tremont Temple in April of 2017.

He is married to Adriana and is daddy to Mercy, Audrey, Jack, and Noah. Jaime holds a B.S. from Bridgewater State University in Criminal Justice, an M.Div from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Th.M with a focus on preaching from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Jaime’s interests outside of ministry include fishing trips with the kids, a bit of surfing, daily hand grinding his coffee beans and pour overs in his Kalita Wave 185, suffering through marathons, and short family adventures.

Garrett Soucy is a pastor, teacher, writer, and musician on the coast of Maine, where he lives with his wife and eleven children. His writing has appeared in Aesthetica, Ekstasis, Plough, Forma, Modern Reformation, Theopolis, and elsewhere. You can contact him or check out his work at www.garrettsoucy.com.

Chris grew up in Mississippi but has lived in Lowell since 2002—serving first as a campus minister at UMass Lowell and then as founding pastor of Mill City Church. His primary responsibilities at Mill City include our visioning and leadership training as well as the weekly teaching during Sunday morning worship gatherings. A lifelong learner, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music (University of Southern Mississippi), a Master of Divinity (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), a Master of Theology (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary), and he’s currently working towards a PhD in Applied Theology (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary). Chris has spoken at collegiate and church conferences across the country and is the author of Commit: Releasing the Hold of Reluctance. An avid baseball fan, he has watched a game at every Major League Baseball stadium.

Jacob serves as pastor and church-planter at Sacred City Church, a four-year-old church plant in Providence, Rhode Island.

With a heart for reaching the next generation, he also serves as President of Campus Fellowship, a national church-based college ministry. Jacob is passionate about engaging young adults and every college campus with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

He and his wife, Sasha, have been married for 15 years and have six children. As a family, they enjoy reading books, going to the beach, and playing baseball. Committed to educating their children and equipping future leaders, the Van Sickles co-founded Providence Classical Academy. Jacob serves on the school’s board and volunteers as an admin.

In addition to his pastoral work, Jacob teaches in partnership with Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he earned a Master’s in Theological Studies with a focus on church planting. Through their Contextualized Leadership Development program, Jacob teaches courses such as Ethics, Doctrine I and II, Missiology, and Hermeneutics within a local church context.

Jordan grew up in Colchester, CT and his life forever changed when he became a Christian. The good news of Jesus’ substitutionary death on the cross and resurrection from the grave has brought him hope, purpose, and clarity. Jordan has an overwhelming desire to see gospel preaching churches raised and renewed throughout New England. He is a graduate of Cedarville University (2013) and Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (2020). He is married to Rachel and they have three daughters: Maeve, Isla, and Shae.