Discussion Group Leader 

Meeting Time: Wednesday |2PM ET

Evan is a warm, relational and caring person who loves seeing the power of the Gospel transform people's lives just like it changed his! Evan holds an M.A. in Biblical Counseling and served in Youth Ministry for twelve years.

Evan has spent several years helping many people with a variety of hardships and is willing to walk alongside you through the peaks and valleys of your situation.

He enjoys visiting used bookshops, beekeeping, and fly fishing, plus he’s a bit of a coffee snob. More importantly, Evan loves being a husband and a dad. He has been married to his "partner-in-crime" for eleven years, has two rowdy boys, and a weird cat named Beans. They live in the front range of the Rockies in Colorado.

Discussion Group Leader 

Meeting Time: Thursday |11AM EST

Megan loves to see people's lives changed through the hope of Jesus Christ, as He has graciously changed her own. She received her Master of Arts in Biblical Counseling from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. She has a background in social work, church administration and communication, along with counseling in the local church. Megan has experience walking with women through anxiety, grief, depression, pregnancy and infant loss, postpartum issues, and trauma. She also has walked with couples through the premarital season as well as couples through marital issues.

Megan lives in Knoxville, Tennessee with her husband and three children. She loves the mountains, a good book, hiking, and baking lots of sourdough.

Discussion Group Leader 

Meeting Time: Friday |10AM EST

Taylor sees that God uses the counseling relationship as a unique gift of human connection that can allow for immense growth in a space outside the inner workings of everyday life. She firmly believes that deep soul care happens by understanding who God is and, by extension, who we are as a result. She has experience working with adolescents, adults, and couples walking through issues such as trauma, abuse, and church hurt and navigating crisis situations and relational strife. Additionally, she is Gottman Level One trained and uses those skills with couples under the umbrella of a biblical worldview.

Taylor has a B.A. in Psychology and Religion from Columbia University and received an M.A. in Christian Marriage, Family, and Individual Therapy from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Taylor has worked as a licensed marriage and family therapist in the past, and while she is no longer licensed, she carries over the ethical and professional guidelines of licensure into her work as a biblical counselor. She practices biblical counseling because it requires a commitment to the Scriptures as the authoritative rule of faith and standard of conduct. Because of her diverse and unique educational background and experiences, she is well-equipped to enter life with people from a vast array of worldviews, providing them with hope for the future because of Christ.

Discussion Group Leader 

Meeting Time: Friday |12PM EST

Rachel holds an M.A in Biblical Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, a B.A. in Psychology, and is a Level 2 Certified Christian Trauma Care Provider. She has experience counseling women through anxiety, abuse, depression, grief, infertility, infant loss, trauma, and more. Additionally, her experience as a foster and adoptive parent has given her a unique perspective in counseling other foster and adoptive parents through special needs, attachment, and trauma.

In both vocational and lay positions, she has served in local churches in children’s ministry, women’s ministry, young adult ministry, and administration. She is also passionate about biblical literacy and caring for other ministry wives as they serve the Lord. Rachel and Rex live in Texas with their two young boys.

Discussion Group Leader 

Meeting Time: Friday |2PM EST

Josh holds an M.A. in Biblical Counseling from Southeastern Baptist Theological (SEBTS) and is currently working on his dissertation for his Ed.D. in Biblical Counseling from SEBTS. He is also a certified PREPARE/ENRICH facilitator. He has experience counseling a variety of struggles, including OCD/scrupulosity, ministry burnout and conflict, several manifestations of addiction, depression, suicidal thoughts and self-harm, grief, domestic abuse, separation and divorce, same-sex attraction, singleness, bipolar disorder, marital/pre-marital counseling, infertility, and a variety of PTSD manifestations.

Josh currently serves as the Counseling Manager at the Christian Counseling and Education Foundation (CCEF) where he oversees the Counseling Ministries department. He previously served as a pastor in Afton, NY, regularly preaching, discipling, and counseling members of the church and community for over seven years. Josh has been married to his wife, Stephanie, since May 2014. He enjoys a fresh cup of coffee, cheering on his favorite football team, playing volleyball, working on cars, and going fishing.

Discussion Group Leader 

Meeting Time: Monday |11AM ET

Natalie has dedicated over 15 years to helping others apply the truths of the Gospel and experience Christ’s presence in the midst of life’s challenges. She has held a variety of leadership roles in faith-based nonprofits offering counseling to women and families experiencing crisis.

She feels especially called to walk alongside those navigating unfulfilled hopes and unplanned circumstances, believing that God meets us in those places. Having grown up in a ministry family, Natalie has a deep commitment to supporting those in vocational ministry and their families, offering guidance through the unique challenges and dynamics of their calling. She holds a Master of Arts in Biblical Counseling from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Natalie is passionate about helping others engage with their personal story to identify God’s presence and care throughout every season of life. She has experience counseling through issues of anxiety, depression, relational conflict, singleness and dating, marital struggles, and questions of identity and calling. Natalie resides in Florida with her husband and their three children, where she enjoys spending her free time on the beach, writing, and serving in her local church.