FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN

Miles Terry, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Gideon Law Group, has over 15 years of experience representing churches and nonprofits at the intersection of law and religion. He has advocated for clients in major legal arenas, including Congress, the IRS, and international courts. Notably, he played a key role in the 2017 IRS case involving the targeting of tea party groups and served on former President Trump's legal team during the Mueller investigation and impeachment trial. With multiple degrees in law, divinity, and political thought, Terry is passionate about supporting faith-based organizations.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Michelle, born in Oklahoma and raised in Texas, now calls Nashville home. With a background in law and a passion for religious liberty, she has spent over a decade defending first amendment freedoms and the rights of the unborn. At Gideon Law Group, Michelle specializes in church law, helping to strengthen and protect churches, schools, and nonprofits. Deeply rooted in her faith, she combines her love for the church and government in her legal career, while enjoying Nashville’s culture, theology discussions, and the occasional game of mahjong.

CEO

John, CEO and owner of Lasting Media, is a visionary business leader with over two decades of experience in creative marketing. Under his leadership, Lasting Media has expanded its reach, particularly in the non-profit and entertainment sectors, and contributed to revitalizing brands like VeggieTales. With partnerships with major entities like NBC, Universal, and The United Way, John’s commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and integrity reflects his faith-driven approach to business, making a significant impact in the media industry.

SENIOR COLUMNIST

Rabbi Dr. Mark Goldfeder, Esq., is the CEO of the National Jewish Advocacy Center and Co-Founder of Gideon Law Group. A prominent expert in law and religion, he has taught at institutions worldwide and contributed to numerous legal publications. With a focus on constitutional and international law, Goldfeder has successfully represented clients in cases involving antisemitism and advocacy for Israel. He holds advanced degrees in law from Emory University and NYU, and has been recognized for his work with awards from Hillel and AIPAC.

SENIOR COLUMNIST

Brian grew up near Fort Worth, TX, and his life was transformed by Jesus at 15 after a life-changing church invite. Feeling called to ministry, he earned a Bachelor's in Ministry from Oklahoma Baptist University and a Master's in Theology from Southwestern Theological Seminary. With over 20 years of church staff experience in various ministries, Brian is passionate about helping people know Jesus. He enjoys woodworking, playing Wii golf, and spending time with his wife Jaclyn, their three boys, two dogs, and backyard birds.

SENIOR GOV AFFAIRS COLUMNIST

Thann Bennett is the Founder and President of Every Good Work, which equips Jesus followers for impactful living. He and his wife, Brooke, co-founded A Fearless Life, aiming to find families for foster children. With over 20 years of public policy experience, particularly in U.S. Congress and the United Nations, Thann is also the author of In Search of the King and My Fame His Fame. He lives in Maryland with his family and is a longtime member of National Community Church in Washington, D.C.

SENIOR LEGAL COLUMNIST

Chris, a native of Plain Dealing, Louisiana, is an attorney with extensive experience in religious liberties, free speech, and regulatory matters. After graduating from Regent University School of Law, he served as Associate Counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice, working on Supreme Court cases and international policy at the United Nations. Now managing Baker Title and Abstract, LLC, Chris also focuses on real estate, commercial transactions, and business law through his practice in Louisiana while also contributing to Gideon Law Group.

SENIOR COLUMNIST

Brad is the COO of Replicate Ministries, a coaching organization focused on helping churches develop disciple-making movements. With a background as a Worship Pastor and Executive Pastor, Brad brings extensive experience in empowering church leaders to implement sustainable discipleship strategies. He has coached leaders from churches of all sizes to grow effectively. Brad lives in East Texas with his wife, Stephanie, and their four children, where he also serves on the worship and leadership teams at his local church, New Beginnings.