Who is Dr. Leonard Hoffman, Chief Editor of the Time Line New Testament Bible?

 Who is Dr. Leonard Hoffman, Chief Editor of the Time Line New Testament Bible?



Dr. Leonard Hoffman:

With an illustrious academic and spiritual journey spanning over four decades, Dr. Leonard Hoffman is the editor-in-chief of the Time Line New Testament Bible. His diverse roles include evangelist, missionary, congregation founder, senior pastor, and esteemed international theological educator. His fervor for imparting knowledge has led him to conduct pastoral training seminars across Central and South America as well as the Philippine Islands.

Driven by an unwavering commitment to Jesus and a heart dedicated to nurturing souls, Dr. Hoffman has guided countless individuals closer to God. His profound theological insights stem from a robust educational foundation, including a Doctor of Ministry and a Ph.D. in Theology from Vision Christian International University.

Beyond his editorial accomplishments, Dr. Hoffman is a published author. He currently resides on his ranch in North Texas with his devoted wife, Shay. Together, they are licensed pilots and share a passion for scuba diving, fly fishing, and equestrian activities, particularly with their prized Peruvian Paso horses. You can find out more at Training2Reign.com

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