Dr. Kevin Horton
Dr. Kevin Horton, Director Institute for Biblical Authority
Dr. Horton holds a B.A. in Biology from Dickinson State College (University) in Dickinson, North Dakota. He earned a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa and a Masters of Divinity from Moody Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois.
Dr. Horton practiced veterinary medicine on both large and small animals in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana. He transitioned out of veterinary medicine to plant two churches in Montana and led one as Senior Pastor for 21 years. He began as full-time as director of IBA in the spring of 2018.
Dr. Horton holds a B.A. in Biology from Dickinson State College (University) in Dickinson, North Dakota. He earned a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa and a Masters of Divinity from Moody Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois.
Dr. Horton practiced veterinary medicine on both large and small animals in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana. He transitioned out of veterinary medicine to plant two churches in Montana and led one as Senior Pastor for 21 years. He began as full-time as director of IBA in the spring of 2018.
Brian Young
Brian Young, an internationally known speaker and author, was a teacher and principal for ten years before becoming director of Creation Instruction Association and the Semisaurus Mobile Creation Museum. He has now been speaking on the topic of creation and Biblical authority for 25 years, doing debates at Universities, going into prisons, and sharing at churches, schools and camps around the world. He uses the Bible as the foundation for science and education.
Dr. David Demick
Dr. David Demick wanted to be a paleontologist as a boy, then a geologist, a marine biologist, finally deciding anything ending in 'ist' would be OK. When he became a medical doctor, specializing in diagnostics as a Pathologist was an obvious choice. After 37 years of studying human cells through a microscope he is taking a break for Biblical writing. Having slowly been convinced by accumulating evidence that the case for special divine creation is irrefutable, he has gotten involved in creation ministries. He has lately become burdened with the need to show historically that Darwinism is not only bad science, but that it is purely religious philosophy with anti-Christian intent. Dr. Demick has written articles for several creation publications and spoken on creation topics.