Pastor Mark Finley and his wife Ernestine have been involved in Christian ministry for more than 35 years-preaching, teaching, offering spiritual growth workshops and presenting healthful lifestyle lectures. Pastor Finley served as It Is Written's speaker/director from 1991-2004, and he currently holds the title of speaker emeritus for the ministry. Pastor Finley is currently serving as a vice president for global evangelism for the world headquarters of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Pastor Finley draws from his years of experience in pastoral work to reach people from all walks of life. He and his wife have conducted more than 100 evangelistic series that have spanned the globe, and his sermons have been translated into 50 languages. In his efforts to reach people all over the world, Pastor Finley became a pioneer of satellite evangelism technology. As a result, millions attended his satellite evangelistic campaigns, NET '95, NET '96 and ACTS 2000.

Finley has written 60+ books, produced 16 video series and regularly contributes articles to numerous periodicals.

In his work as a Christian television scriptwriter for more than a decade, Steven Mosley has accumulated a wealth of experience in sharing biblical truth dramatically and forcefully. He has helped some of the most well-known voices in Christian media improve their presentations.

Steven has more than 150 production and script credits in television, radio and film. He was the Grand Prize winner in Insight’s 1986 writing contest, and his articles have appeared in many other Christian publications. Steven combines computer graphics with a vivid, personal sharing style in his innovative "Wield the Word Seminar" series.

His major published books include God: a Biography (Questar), A Tale of Three Virtues (Questar), There I Go Again (Word), A Language for the Heart (Pacific Press^®), If Only God Would Answer (NavPress), Burned Out on Being Good, and Your Religion Is Too Small (Pacific Press^®).

Steven grew up in Mexico and Colombia and was blessed with loving, godly parents. During his college years he was greatly influenced by Campus Crusade for Christ. His background is in the Seventh-day Adventist church, but he has deep feelings for, and a unique ministry to, the evangelical church in general. "Teaching Bible and making evangelistic films in Japan taught me a great deal about communicating with people who are profoundly secular."