M.Div, Talbot School of Theology; B.S. in Business, Biola University
John is the leader of Gospel Patrons. God has used John's books and speaking to inspire tens of thousands of business leaders and professionals. He and his wife Renée have a son and a daughter from Ethiopia and they love traveling the world.
B.S. in Business, Biola University; C.P.A.
Renée is the wise counselor behind Gospel Patrons. From day one she believed in this message and has given strategic input to major decisions. She is passionate about building healthy teams and global partnerships. She and John are raising two delightful children.
B.S. in Organizational Leadership, Biola University
Brian is the cinematographer behind Gospel Patrons. He has shot and edited every Gospel Patrons Film. After experience in film and photography in the LA music industry, Brian joined the Gospel Patrons team because of his passion to do work that promotes the gospel. He is married to Leah and they have six children.
M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Vanguard University; M.A. in Spiritual Formation, Talbot School of Theology; B.S. in Kinesiology, Biola University
Josh is the facilitator behind Gospel Patrons. He manages speaking engagements, negotiates contracts, and handles book sales. Josh is passionate about developing people and building relationships. He is happily married to Rachel.
M.A. in Spiritual Formation, Talbot School of Theology; M.A. in Education; B.S. in Math, Biola University
Renee is the connector behind Gospel Patrons. She leads the growing GP communities on Facebook and Instagram @gospelpatrons. She also oversees our online partnerships. Renee is married to Adam and they have two boys.
M.A. in Public Administration & Business; B.S. in Human Resources & International Business, Wichita State University
Catherine is the intercessor behind Gospel Patrons. She prays and fasts for the faithfulness of our team and the health and growth of our ministry. She has a huge heart for the Lord and generosity and is often known by her story that was captured in a 6-minute video called "I Like Car."
