Matt Hyam started Southhampton Vineyard Church at the age of 23, and led it for 29 years.
Matt has a passion for learning and teaching theology, because he believes it should be simple, and that the task of theology is to dig through the dirt to recover that simplistic faith. He's influenced by Anabaptist and Orthodox theology and has a particular interest in exploring Patristic teachings.
Matt posts most days with thoughts and theological reflections under the name Matt musing...
He runs occasional online seminars to address theological issues that affect Christians and also post snippets of teaching regularly on social media.
Matt has written three books - "I Still Have More Questions Than Answers" (2002), "Life Before Death" (2018) and "There Must be More to This" (2021).

What if we got real? Really real, first with God and ourselves, then with others. What would change? How would we change? How would our churches change?  How would the world around us change. In 

It's what we're discussing in a new series on Project Pastor. In this first episode we talk with Todd Morrison, pastor, author husband , dad and recovering addict.

Let's get real and see how we all change!

John is a follower of Jesus, husband to Andrea, and father to four great kids. He holds degrees in Bible, Education, and Counseling, is a certified speaker, trainer and coach with the John Maxwell Team, and serves as the Lead Pastor of Core Creek Community Church in Langhorne, PA.   John is an adjunct professor at Cairn University, where he teaches courses on church planting, theology, and counseling.  He also serves as the Director of the National Mission Board which is a ministry that is focused on church planting and church health.

John hosts three podcasts, "The Chapter-A-Day Audio Bible," “Daily Devotions with Pastor John,” and "Dwell on These Things." At present, his shows have been downloaded over 5.5 million times by listeners throughout the world. All three podcasts can be freely accessed via your favorite podcast app or by clicking here.