Austin Westlake is the AG Nation Director for Student Discipleship. In this episode, he shares a vulnerable story about his journey through cancer and how God turned it for good.

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Dr. Easter serves as a missionary educator with the Assemblies of God World Missions in Africa. In his role as the regional strategic leader for training, he also serves as the Director of Africa’s Hope, a ministry that aids various training programs among national AG schools in Africa; the Vice Chancellor of Pan-Africa Theological Seminary, the doctoral initiative of the AG in Africa; and the Executive Director of the Association for Pentecostal Theological Education in Africa (APTEA), a multidenominational association providing schools with accreditation service, faculty enrichment and scholarly publication.

In 2001, he established All Nations Theological Seminary in cooperation with the Malawi Assemblies of God to provide a regional training school preparing African men and women for missionary service. In addition, John participates as a member of the World Mission Commission for the Africa Assemblies of God Alliance.

Before serving in Africa, he pastored for 13 years in the United States. Presently, John and his wife, Cheryl, are based primarily in Nairobi, Kenya, coordinating over 150 training systems across the African continent and dozens of African trainers.

Dr. Allen Tennison served in pastoral ministry for over 15 years in Kentucky, Missouri, and California. He worked in higher education for over 20 years, as both a professor and dean, in California and Minnesota. He is currently serving as a theological advisor to the national leadership of the Assemblies of God in Springfield, MO.

Dr. Allen Tennison served in pastoral ministry for over 15 years in Kentucky, Missouri, and California. He worked in higher education for over 20 years, as both a professor and dean, in California and Minnesota. He is currently serving as a theological advisor to the national leadership of the Assemblies of God in Springfield, MO.

Rick Allen serves as the national director of Men's Ministries and Light for the Lost (LFTL). Under his leadership, LFTL launched a very successful media project, Celebrate the Light (CTL) in 2013, which shows local churches how LFTL is being used around the world and how churches can partner with LFTL. Appointed as the national Men's Ministries director in January 2016, Rick is assembling a strategic team and discipleship pathway for men of all backgrounds and spiritual growth levels.

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Austin Jacobs is an associate pastor at Solid Rock Church in Springfield, MO, and serves as the Director of Operations for the Acts 2 Journey. Tune in to hear an amazing testimony on his experience with adoption.

Jim Bradford serves as the Lead Pastor of Central Assembly in Springfield, Missouri, after having served for over nine years as General Secretary for the U.S. Assemblies of God. In that role he oversaw the credentialing of ministers, church chartering, the collection of official statistics, and the Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center.

Bradford holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Minnesota. As a student he led a small Chi Alpha campus Bible study that eventually grew into a university church. Upon graduation in 1979, Bradford stepped into full-time ministry with that campus outreach.

He is married to Sandi and they have two married daughters, Meredith (and Danny) Sebastian, and Angeline (and Michael) Bradford (yes, Bradford). Jim is also the author of three books, “Lead So Others Can Follow,” “Preaching: Maybe It is Rocket Science,” and “Second Chronicles Seven Fourteen: A 28-Day Journey in Prayer.”