Keystone Church

About Brandon

Brandon and his wife, Susan, founded Keystone Church in the fall of 2004. They began meeting in their home and quickly ran out of room. After just four weeks in their home, they moved to Hillwood Middle School. After experiencing rapid growth in the school, Brandon led Keystone to Think BIG and signed a lease on a furniture store that had gone out of business. The entire church joined together and gave generously of their time, hard work, and resources to prepare a place that anyone could experience the life-changing connection with God.

Brandon takes complex issues and presents them with unique insight. He shares the life-changing message of the Bible in creative, practical ways with humor and relevance. Brandon is a young visionary leader who creates an atmosphere that makes you feel at home. He is constantly dreaming of ways Keystone can create environments that inspire, celebrate life, and prepare us for each day. Brandon envisioned Camp Keystone, and is busy dreaming of the new environments we will offer in the near future. He earned his doctorate in church growth in 2004 with his project: Connecting Postmodern People in Gated Communities to the Local Church. He loves sporting events, movies, trout fishing, golf, and family time.

Brandon is married to Susan. She also loves to communicate God's truths and is a Licensed Professional Counselor, specializing in Marriage and Women's Counseling. Brandon and Susan have three daughters and a son.

Favorite Sports Teams: Cowboys, Tennessee Vols, Mavs, Rangers

Dream Travel Destination: MAUI

What's on your ipod: U218 Singles, Hillsong: United Live, Coldplay, Depeche Mode, Radiohead, Matt Redman

Favorite flix: Unforgiven, Tombstone, So I Married an Axe Murderer, Notting Hill

What do you Tivo: The Office, 24, Battlestar Gallactica (Sci-Fi fix), Daybreak

Favorite eats: Pei Wei, P.F. Chang, Papas Bros. Steakhouse, Papadeaux's

What you're reading now: The Drama of Scripture, Following Christ, Paul (a lot of N.T. Wright, aka Tom Wright), Simple Church