Archives: Authors

Zack Eswine (Ph.D.), is an award winning author who writes about the significance of an ordinary life and ministry in Jesus. With a poetic and personal style Zack seeks to pay attention to the questions, desires and circumstances of the human heart as we wrestle with who Jesus is and discern what his life has to do with ours. Zack serves as a pastor in Webster Groves Missouri where he and his family live.

Kyle McClellan is the founding pastor of Grace Church (PCA) in his hometown of Fremont, Nebraska. He is an occasional contributor to Practical Shepherding, an organization committed to equipping pastors in practical matters of pastoral ministry.

Dr. Alec Motyer is a well-known Bible expositor and from an early age has had a love for studying God’s Word. He was formerly principal of Trinity College, Bristol.

Bruce McLennan holds degrees from Edinburgh University, the University of Guelph, Ontaria, the University of Aberdeen and Dundee University. Specialising in Church History, particularly the Reformation in the North-east of Scotland he has contributed to a number of journal articles and has spent most of his career in secondary education in England, Scotland and Western Australia.

Tom Nettles is Professor of Historical Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky.

A native of Orkney, Tom Lennie has long held a passion for spiritual revivals worldwide, and owns one of the largest private libraries of revival literature in the UK. He currently resides in Edinburgh, where he is working on the next volume of his trilogy on Scottish revival movements.

Christopher de la Hoyde is part of the Acts 29 Network and leads Grace Church, Boroughbridge, England.

Steve Timmis lives in Sheffield where he is a pastor in The Crowded House. He is the Executive Director of the Acts 29 Network. He is married to Janet and they have four married children, and currently eight grandchildren.

The late John Pollock, an award-winning biographer, had a flair for telling a dramatic story. He used this talent to write many biographies including ones on D. L. Moody and Major General Sir Henry Havelock.

Nancy Drummond lived and ministered with her parents who were missionaries in Jamaica before beginning a career in education. She is now a wife and mother and has spent many years as a Sunday School teacher. Nancy currently serves as a teacher and leader with young adults as well as writing children’s books.