Leadership

Brad is a shepherd and pastor with a vision for God's people to know Christ's redemption in every aspect of their lives. Since meeting Christ at 23, Brad has served youth and families, worked with churches and college ministries and helped start The Austin Stone Community Church as co-founding pastor. In addition to pastoring and speaking, Brad has also worked within Christian schools in various rolls including Director of Student of Affairs and Theology Department Chair. Brad's favorite pastimes are hiking, rock climbing, and camping. He is married to his wife Candice and enjoying their redeemed life with their  seven children.  

Rob Billingsley, has lived in the Austin area for over 31 years. He has been married to his wife Kristi for 24 years. The Lord has graciously blessed him with three children. He has owned several businesses but really has a heart for missions and sharing the gospel with unreached people groups. He is currently involved in several ministries, including a nonprofit, One Day Closer Project, that is aimed at equipping this generation to make much of Jesus. Rob loves BBQ , live music and traveling with his family. 

Dr. Matt Carter (MDiv, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, DMin, Southeastern Seminary) is vice president of mobilization for Send Network, the largest church planting network in North America. He was also founding pastor of The Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, TX. During his tenure at The Stone, the church sent over 300 full-time missionaries to unreached people groups around the world. He and his wife, Jennifer, have three children. 

Steve Scott is a Houston-based entrepreneur with over 40 years of experience, where he collaborates with professionals and business owners to help them create new ventures. Steve has been married to his wife Sheri for 40 years. They have three children and six grandchildren. He has been actively involved in several ministries, including youth programs, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Greater Houston Board, a special needs ministry called "Circle of Friends," and church planting initiatives and others.