Sam serves as Vice President of Undergraduate Studies, Dean of Spurgeon College, and Associate Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology at Spurgeon College and Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He teaches hermeneutics and biblical theology and gives oversight to the many and varied programs, teams, and curriculum that comprise Spurgeon College. Sam serves as lead pastor at Gashland Baptist Church where he and his wife, Mallory, are church members, and he was a student pastor for six years in Arkansas. Sam completed his Ph.D. in biblical theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he wrote his dissertation on
hermeneutics and the interpretation of the book of Proverbs. His research interests include Biblical Theology, Proverbs, Hermeneutics, and Theology Proper.
He is happily married to Mallory, and they have four children: Abby, Levi, Owen, and Piper.

Originally from Colorado, Micah is an MWSB alum (96-97), who went on to complete his undergraduate degree from Multnomah University, in Portland, OR., where he met his wife. They moved to Colorado where he completed a Master’s degree in Education from Colorado Christian University. In 2004, Micah and his wife, Christa, returned to MWSB to serve on staff for seven years. They had two kids, while working at MWSB, before moving to Bozeman, MT to work at a Bible college as an Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Director of Discipleship for 12 years. The Forsythes added their young daughter to the family while living in Bozeman. Micah completed a Masters in Biblical and Theological Studies from Western Seminary in 2017, and began working on a PhD. In 2022 from Midwestern Theological Seminary. Micah enjoys hiking, backpacking, rafting, cycling, reading and learning with his family.

Matt grew up in Ohio and earned a B.S. in Communication from Ohio University. Upon
graduation he joined staff with Cru and served another five years at O.U., doing evangelism an discipleship. He earned his M.Div from Trinity Evangelical Divinity
School and his Ph.D in Biblical Theology (New Testament) from Wheaton College. He currently serves as Professor of New Testament Studies at Grace College and Grace
Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, IN. Matt is the author of numerous books, including commentaries on Galatians, Philippians, 2 Peter, and Jude. He specializes in
biblical theology and the study of how the biblical authors use Scripture. Matt also co-hosts the Various and Sundry Podcast and serves as Fellow for the Carson Center for Theological Renewal. Find out more at https://docharmon.org/
Matt has been married to Kate since 1996, and together they have two adult sons (Jon and Jake) and a daughter-in-law (Autumn). As a family they love sports, especially Ohio State football. Together Matt and Jake broadcast men’s basketball games for Grace College.

After college Charles became immersed in the world of state and national politics for a number of years. Experiencing a paradigm shift, he left the business of political life and in 1997 went to SOLO and earned his WEMT certification. He continued on with his training and within a year he became a paramedic in Texas.

After working on the streets of Dallas for a bit, he changed courses and went to work at Rainier National Park as a Park medic and eventually Glacier National Park. This kept him busy during our summer months as he migrated to Antarctica during our winter, their summer, where he worked for the US Antarctic Program as a deep field medic, supporting the scientists in the field.

Charles has been providing and teaching wilderness and remote prehospital care for more than 20.

Greg grew up in North Carolina, where he fell in love with the Appalachian Mountains and earned his Eagle Scout. He studied Computer Science at UNC Chapel Hill before it was cool, and he worked in the business world for about seven years before entering full-time ministry. He pursued his Master of Divinity at Reformed Theological Seminary and, in turn, completed his Ph.D. at the University of Cambridge. In addition to teaching at RTS-Orlando (where he also serves as academic dean for the global campus), he is an associate pastor at River Oaks Church in Lake Mary, FL. He has written or edited and articles across a variety of fields, including the Gospels, early Christology, textual criticism, the use of the OT in the NT, and the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament). Some of his recent works include a commentary on the Gospel of Luke (2025) and an introduction to apocryphal Gospels (2026). He is the host of Daily Dose of Septuagint (https://dailydoseofseptuagint.com/).

He is married to Kate, who works as an optometrist, and they have three daughters. Greg enjoys coaching his daughters in sports and doing outdoor adventures (while avoiding Florida’s alligators).

Greg has been the Operations Director of the Montana Wilderness School of the Bible since June 2022. Previously he was the Next Generations Pastor and Student Pastor at First Baptist Church, Plant City, FL. Previous to that, Greg was the Middle School Pastor at Western Avenue Baptist Church in Statesville, NC from 2008-2020 and the Youth Pastor at Southside Bapitst Church of Jacksonville, FL and Indian Hills Baptist Church of Grand Prairie, TX. Greg earned a Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Ft. Worth, TX in 2005 and is an ordained minister.

Dr. McKinion (Randy) was saved, began to follow Christ, and was baptized when he was 9 years old. He attended the University of South Alabama, where he majored in mechanical engineering and played baseball. He was active in Baptist Campus Ministries during his time at USA and was involved in college ministry at Cottage Hill Baptist Church. During those years, God moved his heart toward preparation for ministry. Upon graduation, he married April and moved to the Los Angeles area to attend The Master’s Seminary, where he graduated in 2001. It was while studying at Master’s that he began to desire further study in the Old Testament. He began studying at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Wake Forest, NC) in 2001 and received his PhD in Biblical Studies with an emphasis in Old Testament in 2006. While at SEBTS, he began teaching at Shepherds Seminary (Cary, NC), where he taught and worked in various administrative positions from 2003 until 2014. While at Shepherds, he participated as an elder in the planting of Redeemer Community Church in Fuquay-Varina, NC. In 2014, God moved Randy and April, along with their three kids, Caleb, Caden, and Zoe Grace, to Cedarville University, where he is currently Professor of Old Testament.

Tom lives in Tappen, ND and works full-time on an organic farm. Tom was previously the Director of Arrowhead Bible College for 14 years at Beartooth Mountain Christian Ministries in Fishtail, Montana. He received a Masters of Ministry from Pacific Evangelical School of Ministry and He is an alumni of MWSB (’98).