German Chica is an International consultant based in Washington D.C., German Chica serves as a political advisor to public leaders, governments, and organizations in Latin America. He has held high-level public and political responsibilities and has been a consultant to political parties and governments internationally. German specializes in high-level political consulting and philanthropic work for faith organizations.

True Religion con Rafael Guevara

David Closson serves as the Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview at Family Research Council where he researches, writes, and speaks about life, human sexuality, religious liberty, and related issues from a biblical worldview. He is the author of FRC's Biblical Worldview Series, which seeks to help Christians and Christian leaders apply the teachings of the

Bible to difficult moral questions.

Pastor Josue is tenaciously committed to creating a beneficial bridge between generations and cultures, establishing more campuses with local pastors in the Delta, and providing needed mentorship for young pastors.

He is both formally educated and naturally gifted. Josue Martinez. Born in Juarez, Mexico, to parents who had moved to Mexico from Guatemala for the express purpose of ministering the gospel of Jesus Christ, Josue learned both the challenges and the importance of sharing the gospel message at a young age. Because of the influence of his parents (who have pastored in Mexico for more than forty years) and his own early experiences as a missionary to Central America, his passion to reach the Hispanic community with gospel is a driving force in his life. As God obviously planned, that passion has ignited for the Hispanic community in the Arkansas Delta for eighth years and now in the area of Ohio is developing the kingdom in differents areas.

excels in mentoring others in the faith, has great organizational skills, and is an articulate pulpit minister. His wife, Miriam, serves in ministry with him, and they have one daughter, Natalia.

En este episodio tenemos con nosotros a Travis Weber. Travis S. Weber, J.D., LL.M., es vicepresidente de Políticas y Asuntos Gubernamentales del Family Research Council, donde supervisa el desarrollo de políticas y la colaboración con funcionarios del gobierno federal y estatal en cuestiones relacionadas con la vida, la familia y la libertad religiosa. Travis ha testificado sobre la libertad religiosa ante el Subcomité de Personal Militar del Comité del Servicio Armado de la Cámara de Representantes y ha impartido capacitación sobre libertad religiosa y derechos humanos en la región del Kurdistán de Irak. Ha hablado ampliamente sobre este y otros temas del FRC y ha aparecido en una gran variedad de medios impresos, de radio y de televisión. Antes de unirse a FRC, Travis ejerció la abogacía en las áreas de derechos civiles, defensa penal y derecho militar. Tiene un doctorado en derecho de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad Regent, donde se desempeñó como editor de notas y comentarios en Law Review. Travis también se graduó con un LL.M. en Derecho Internacional (con distinción) y un Certificado en Derecho Internacional de Derechos Humanos del Centro de Derecho de la Universidad de Georgetown. Travis anteriormente se desempeñó como piloto de la Armada después de graduarse de la Academia Naval de los EE. UU., donde fue capitán del Equipo Intercolegial de Vela y dos veces College Sailing All-American.

En este episodio tenemos con nosotros al pastor Armando Vera, un líder influyente en Texas. El Pastor Armando Vera había estudiado la Licenciatura en Ciencias Políticas, una Maestría en Administración Publica, en México, y además obtuvo en los Estados Unidos una Licenciatura en Estudios Teologicos en Vision University y una Maestría en Teología en Logos College y un Doctorado en Religión y Política en Logos University y Universidad Cristiana Logos.