After recovering from premature tie-wearing, David studied Theology at Nottingham University and King's College London. He has worked for the Religious & Theological Studies Fellowship, part of UCCF, and is married to Angela. They currently live in Aberdeen, which is very far away from anywhere else in the world, where he is Associate Minister at High Church, Hilton. He recently completed a Ph.D at the University of Aberdeen which examined the exegesis of election in Calvin and Barth.

Jonathan Gibson is a student at Moore Theological College in Sydney, Australia, and is married to Jackie. Before entering College he worked as a physiotherapist in Northern Ireland for nearly 4 years, during which time he also taught the Bible to International students at a local university. He is the author of The Story of a Kingdom - a Simple Explanation of the Bible. He has been involved in various cross-cultural works in South Africa, India and China, and previously served on the Board for China Ministries International - UK.

Following a period of theological research at Nottingham University, Andy has finally got himself a job and has started working with UCCF as a Christian Union staff worker in North East Midlands. Andy's passionate about learning how the OT points to Christ, which is where his interest in biblical theology began. He's married to Jude, and she, at least, still thinks he's quite cute!

Dave is UCCF's South West Team Leader. He's tried his hand at web design and retail banking but has spent most of the last decade on campus. Dave serves here on the editorial team and as the web designer. His interest in Biblical Theology came whilst on the UCCF Relay Discipleship Training programme via the books of Graeme Goldsworthy amongst others. He's married to Emmalee. Dave blogs at The Blue Fish Project.

David Jackman is President of the Trust, having been the founder-director of the Cornhill Training Course (1991-2004) and is now involved in the Trust conferences for preachers and in producing distance learning materials and books. He was formerly minister of Above Bar Church in Southampton, and prior to that worked for UCCF before training for ministry at Trinity College, Bristol. He is married to Heather, who also works part time with PT in a pastoral capacity among women, and they have two grown up children. David is widely involved in ministry in the UK and abroad, and his books include Taking Jesus Seriously, The Authentic Church, Understanding the Church, Preaching the Living Word and I believe in the Bible.

Graeme Goldsworthy served as minister for Christian Education, at St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Coorparoo, Brisbane, and was lecturer in Old Testament and Biblical Theology at Moore Theological College, Sydney, Australia. Now retired, he continues at Moore College as a visiting lecturer. His many publications include the highly popular Gospel and Kingdom and According to Plan. He is also author of Preaching the Whole Bible as Christian Scripture and was a consulting editor of IVP's New Dictionary of Biblical Theology.

Simon is currently a lecturer in New Testament at Cambridge University, having previously taught in Aberdeen. His PhD was a critique of the New Perspective on Paul, and focused on Second-Temple Judaism and Romans 1-5. It was published by Eerdmans in 2002 under the title: Where is Boasting? Early Jewish Soteriology and the New Perspective on Paul. Simon is also particularly interested in the history of New Testament interpretation and the use of the NT in systematic and biblical theology. He is secretary of the Biblical Theology section of the Tyndale Fellowship for Biblical and Theological Research, and a member of the Rutherford House research committee.