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Invite BJC staff to guest preach
Looking to address what the Bible teaches us about religious freedom during your worship service? We love visiting Baptist and other Christian churches to preach the Gospel, which we believe calls us to defend faith freedom for all.
The following BJC staff are available to visit your church. You will find a collection of sermons below. They are also prepared to lead small group or church-wide discussions on religious liberty and Christian nationalism in addition to preaching.
If you’re interested in having one of these staff members guest preach, visit our “Invite BJC to your community” page and select “Preaching.”
Amanda Tyler
Amanda Tyler is the executive director of BJC. She is a graduate of The University of Texas School of Law, where she received her J.D. with honors.
Watch a sermon Amanda preached Royal Lane Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, on September 25, 2022:
The Rev. Janna Louie is the chief of staff at BJC. Ordained in the American Baptist Churches USA, she has preaching experience throughout the United States, South Africa, Kenya, Indonesia, Ghana, Viet Nam and Thailand. Janna holds a Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary and a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University. She is based in California.
Lisa Jacob
Lisa Jacob is the North Texas Organizer for the Christians Against Christian Nationalism campaign. A seminary graduate, she served in pastoral ministry for 13 years before coming to BJC. She has preached in various contexts, including among communities across the United States as well as in Latin America, Europe, South Asia, and Central and East Africa. She is based in Dallas.
Rev. Dr. Jonathan Davis
The Rev. Dr. Jonathan Davis is the director of development at BJC. Ordained in the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, he previously served in parish ministry for 20 years. The Rev. Dr. Davis earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from Logsdon Seminary at Hardin-Simmons University, and he earned a Master of Divinity degree from the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond. He is based in Georgetown, Texas.
