Pastor Tim Shin
Pastor Tim Sin is a long‑serving English Ministry Pastor at New Life Mission Church of Colorado, with over a decade of pastoral leadership, extensive ministry experience in Pennsylvania and Colorado, and formal theological training from Westminster Theological Seminary.
Pastor Scott Wenig
Dr. Scott Wenig joined the faculty in 1994. He serves as professor of Applied Theology, teaching in the areas of homiletics, church history, leadership and pastoral ministry. He earned a PhD from the University of Colorado at Boulder, an MDiv from Denver Seminary, and a BS from the University of Colorado at Denver.
Dr. Wenig was on the pastoral staff of Bear Valley Church in Colorado for 16 years and the pastoral staff of Centennial Community Church, also in Colorado, for eight years, and served as the senior teaching pastor of Aspen Grove Community Church in Colorado for five years.
He has contributed to The Dictionary of Christianity in America, The Leadership Handbook for Ministry, Leadership Journal, Sixteenth Century Journal, The Journal of Anglican and Episcopal History, Preaching Journal, Preaching Today, The Journal of the Evangelical Homiletics Society, The Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, The Denver Journal and is the author of Straightening the Altars, a study of the English Reformation.
In addition to his teaching responsibilities he preaches in various local churches along the Front Range of Colorado.
Pastor Scott Wenig
Dr. Scott Wenig joined the faculty in 1994. He serves as professor of Applied Theology, teaching in the areas of homiletics, church history, leadership and pastoral ministry. He earned a PhD from the University of Colorado at Boulder, an MDiv from Denver Seminary, and a BS from the University of Colorado at Denver.
Dr. Wenig was on the pastoral staff of Bear Valley Church in Colorado for 16 years and the pastoral staff of Centennial Community Church, also in Colorado, for eight years, and served as the senior teaching pastor of Aspen Grove Community Church in Colorado for five years.
He has contributed to The Dictionary of Christianity in America, The Leadership Handbook for Ministry, Leadership Journal, Sixteenth Century Journal, The Journal of Anglican and Episcopal History, Preaching Journal, Preaching Today, The Journal of the Evangelical Homiletics Society, The Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, The Denver Journal and is the author of Straightening the Altars, a study of the English Reformation.
In addition to his teaching responsibilities he preaches in various local churches along the Front Range of Colorado.
Pastor Oh
Scott Oh serves as the Lead Pastor of Rooftop Church in Brea, California, where he is passionate about helping people grow through gospel-centered teaching, authentic community, and intentional discipleship.
He earned his B.A. in Mathematics from UCLA and completed his Master of Divinity at Fuller Theological Seminary, blending thoughtful theological training with a practical, grounded approach to ministry.
Before entering pastoral ministry, Scott spent three years as a missionary in Afghanistan, helping develop an orphanage project and serving local communities. His time there continues to shape his heart for global missions and faithful obedience.
Scott is a contributor to the SOLA Network, where he writes on spiritual formation, habits of grace, and the Christian life.
He and his wife, Esther, live in Southern California with their two children. Scott enjoys sports, grilling, and a competitive game of Monopoly.
Pastor Oh
Scott Oh serves as the Lead Pastor of Rooftop Church in Brea, California, where he is passionate about helping people grow through gospel-centered teaching, authentic community, and intentional discipleship.
He earned his B.A. in Mathematics from UCLA and completed his Master of Divinity at Fuller Theological Seminary, blending thoughtful theological training with a practical, grounded approach to ministry.
Before entering pastoral ministry, Scott spent three years as a missionary in Afghanistan, helping develop an orphanage project and serving local communities. His time there continues to shape his heart for global missions and faithful obedience.
Scott is a contributor to the SOLA Network, where he writes on spiritual formation, habits of grace, and the Christian life.
He and his wife, Esther, live in Southern California with their two children. Scott enjoys sports, grilling, and a competitive game of Monopoly.
Pastor Oh
Scott Oh serves as the Lead Pastor of Rooftop Church in Brea, California, where he is passionate about helping people grow through gospel-centered teaching, authentic community, and intentional discipleship.
He earned his B.A. in Mathematics from UCLA and completed his Master of Divinity at Fuller Theological Seminary, blending thoughtful theological training with a practical, grounded approach to ministry.
Before entering pastoral ministry, Scott spent three years as a missionary in Afghanistan, helping develop an orphanage project and serving local communities. His time there continues to shape his heart for global missions and faithful obedience.
Scott is a contributor to the SOLA Network, where he writes on spiritual formation, habits of grace, and the Christian life.
He and his wife, Esther, live in Southern California with their two children. Scott enjoys sports, grilling, and a competitive game of Monopoly.
Pastor Tyler Peterson
Pastor Tyler Peterson serves as a Campus Pastor at Mission Hills Church, where he is passionate about helping people experience the transforming power of Jesus. With a heart for teaching Scripture, developing leaders, and shepherding people through every season of life, Tyler works to create a welcoming, spiritually vibrant community.
He holds a Master of Divinity from Denver Seminary and an MBA, blending theological depth with strong organizational leadership. Tyler has led thriving ministries marked by significant growth in attendance, volunteer engagement, and community impact.
Whether preaching, mentoring, or walking alongside individuals in pastoral care, Tyler’s goal is to help people become more like Jesus and join Him on mission in the world.