Jeff is the husband of one wife, Cindy, and the father of three children: Belinda, Elizabeth, and Jacob. Jeff, known for his sharply satirical wit and unflinching commitment to biblical truth, has been a congregational minister and freelance author for many years. He has several hundred articles in publication, none of which are as funny as the first drafts, which is why Jeff enjoys blogging at Anti-Itch Meditation. His book, The Gospel-Filled Wallet: What the Bible Really Says About Money, has just been released. You can find out more about the book and the concepts behind it at http://thegospelfilledwallet.com, and you can buy Jeff's book here.
Bob Spencer
A librarian by trade, Bob has been blogging since 2003 and currently writes on Christian discipleship at Wilderness Fandango and on the Sermon on the Mount at Mount Jesus. Bob's writing focuses a laser-sharp light on the need for cross-centered discipleship in word and deed. His first book is due to be published in 2010. Although he lives and works in Maine, Bob has an ear finely tuned to the beauty of Southern bluegrass music.
Milton Stanley
In addition to serving as editor and publisher of Transforming Publishing, Milton Stanley is author of Jesus Christ and Him Crucified: A Study in First Corinthians. Milton brings more than
twenty-one years of writing, editing and publishing experience to his
work at Transforming Publishing. In addition to his work in publishing,
he has served for thirteen years in full-time and bivocational
Christian ministry. He received the Master of Fine Arts in Writing
degree from Vermont College of Norwich University (now Vermont College of Fine Arts), and the Master of Divinity degree from Harding University Graduate School of Religion. Since 2005 he has blogged at Transforming Sermons. He and his family live in Mud Creek, Tennessee. You can read more about Milton here and see a list of his publications here. Despite his rather bloated author bio on this web site, Milton is said to be a tolerable companion and conversationist in person.