Staff & Directors

George M. Derieg

George M. Derieg is an attorney, running a trusts and estates law office in Alameda, California. He was previously a public defender. His specialty is trial practice and he has tried over 100 cases to both judge and jury. He is happily married to his high school sweetheart. Both he and his wife were educated at UC Berkeley. His wife is a doctor of clinical psychology, and they have four children.

Eric Enlow

J.D. Washington University School of Law, Order of the Coif

Eric Enlow is the dean and a professor of law at Handong International Law School, and is an expert on Christian legal theory. A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Eric moved to Pohang, Korea, with his family to begin teaching in 2004. He is currently a member of the Missouri Bar and an inactive member of the Illinois bar. His publications include The Christian Theology of Law: An Introduction, Journal of Christian Legal Thought, Mosaic Commands for Legal Theology, Cambridge Journal of Law and Religion, Jesus and Natural Law, Journal of Christian Legal Thought, and The Corporate Conception of the State and the Origins of Limited Constitutional Government.

Wyatt Graham

PhD, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Wyatt Graham serves as the Executive Director of the Gospel Coalition Canada, and as President of the Evangelical Theological Society of Ontario and Quebec. He teaches at various institutions, including Ryle Seminary, Redeemer University, and Heritage College & Seminary. He regularly writes a column called De Trinitate and at his website, wyattgraham.com. You can follow him on Twitter at @wagraham.

Rick Littlejohn

Rick Littlejohn holds a B.A. Cum Laude from Princeton University, and co-founded the Davenant Institute in 2013. He has been vitally interested in Christian ethics and public policy since studying under the late Paul Ramsey. After spending the first portion of his career in the supermarket industry, he has been involved in real estate management and financial fields since the late 1990s. He is currently employed as a financial consultant with Thrivent Financial. He serves on the founding vestry of Christ the King Anglican Church of Moscow, Idaho, and spends as much time as possible reading and enjoying his 13 grandchildren.

Michael Maibach

Michael C. Maibach is a seasoned professional in global business diplomacy and civic engagement. Today he is a Distinguished Fellow at Save Our States, giving talks across the country in defense of the Founders’ Electoral College design. He serves on several non-profit Boards including the Witherspoon Institute and the James Wilson Institute. In 1983, the founders of the Intel Corporation asked him to create their Government Affairs Department. He built a worldwide team of 150+ professionals as the company’s first Vice President of Government Affairs. In 2003 he became the President & CEO of the European-American Business Council. He has earned university degrees from Northern Illinois, California State, American, Georgetown, Ashland, and the Institute of World Politics.

Mark Olivero

Mark Olivero holds an M.Div. from BJU Seminary and serves as an elder at Trinity Bible Church in Greer, SC, where he also runs a successful business, Olivero Design. He has been an enthusiastic lay theologian for many years and blogs at theologydelish.com.

Aaron Rothermel

Aaron Rothermel is married to his wife of over ten years, and they have three daughters who fill the home with laughter. He is the Pastor for Children’s and Family Discipleship at Bethlehem Baptist Church – North in the Twin Cities. He writes for the local church, as a means of serving the greater Church. You can find him on Twitter @rothermel_aaron.

Peter Wallace

The Rev. Dr. Peter J. Wallace has served since 2001 as the pastor of Michiana Covenant PCA in South Bend, Indiana, where he lives with his wife, Virginia, and their seven children. He graduated from Wheaton College, Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, and the University of Notre Dame. His dissertation, “The Bond of Union: The Old School Presbyterian Church and the American Nation, 1837-1861,” has led him to start work on a biography of Robert Jefferson Breckinridge. Dr. Wallace was previously the organizing pastor of Grace Reformed Church (OPC) in Walkerton, Indiana. He has taught history for many years at Michiana Covenant Academy and as an adjunct professor at Mid-America Reformed Seminary.