David Guzik is a pastor, Bible teacher, and author of a widely used Bible commentary. Millions of people use David’s online Bible commentary on sites such as Enduring Word and Blue Letter Bible.

David has been in Christian service for more than 35 years, including two church plants and more than seven years as a missionary in Germany, as director and teacher for an international school (Calvary Chapel Bible College Germany).

Through the godly influence of one of his teachers, Ken began reading the Bible at age 13 and came to faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. He soon realized that the Lord had called him to preach. At age 16, Ken left high school, attained his GED and left Maine for a ministry training school in Alabama working with drug-addicted men. After four years, the Lord called him to return to Maine to preach the Gospel.

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Ken and his wife Jeanette started a Bible study in their home in 1991, and the group grew steadily through the years. People were hungry for the Word and embraced verse-by-verse teaching. Thirty-two years later, Ken is still preaching in his hometown. He and Jeanette have three children and four grandchildren.

When he was 17 years old and a senior in High School, Jim heard for the first time: that Jesus loved him, died for him and if he would receive Him, He would give him everlasting life. He said yes and Jesus changed his life. A few years later, he was given an opportunity to teach the Bible for the first time, and from that day, he knew what God had called him to do: teach others the simple truths about Jesus. When he was 23, he was hired as an assisting pastor at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa where he served in youth ministry until 1998.

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He has been pastoring Calvary Chapel Vero Beach since 1998. His heart’s desire for God’s people can be summed up in Paul’s words to the Ephesians: “‘Til we come to the unity of the faith and the knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.” Pastor Jim believes that the desire of God and the purpose of the Church is to be a place where we can grow in our relationship with Christ through the study of His Word.