Jonathan Murphy is a pastor, seminary professor, and author. He is the senior pastor of Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX, a professor of pastoral ministries at Dallas Theological Seminary, and a board member of Insight for Living Ministries. He enjoys family trips, reading history, and watching team sports, especially Ulster rugby. Jonathan’s cross-cultural ministry is wide in scope. He was born in Northern Ireland, raised in Spain as a missionary kid, and educated in Scotland and Texas. He resides in Texas with his wife Sarah Jane and their four children.

'Jonathan Murphy's overview of the greatest story ever told is understandable, accessible, and wonderfully encouraging.'

Jonathan Murphy is a pastor, seminary professor, and author. He is the senior pastor of Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX, a professor of pastoral ministries at Dallas Theological Seminary, and a board member of Insight for Living Ministries. He enjoys family trips, reading history, and watching team sports, especially Ulster rugby. Jonathan’s cross-cultural ministry is wide in scope. He was born in Northern Ireland, raised in Spain as a missionary kid, and educated in Scotland and Texas. He resides in Texas with his wife Sarah Jane and their four children.

'Jonathan Murphy's overview of the greatest story ever told is understandable, accessible, and wonderfully encouraging.'

Jonathan Murphy is a pastor, seminary professor, and author. He is the senior pastor of Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX, a professor of pastoral ministries at Dallas Theological Seminary, and a board member of Insight for Living Ministries. He enjoys family trips, reading history, and watching team sports, especially Ulster rugby. Jonathan’s cross-cultural ministry is wide in scope. He was born in Northern Ireland, raised in Spain as a missionary kid, and educated in Scotland and Texas. He resides in Texas with his wife Sarah Jane and their four children.

'Jonathan Murphy's overview of the greatest story ever told is understandable, accessible, and wonderfully encouraging.'