Since 2007, Ron Clouzet has been the director of the North American Division Evangelism Institute (NADEI). He also serves as professor of Christian ministry and pastoral theology at the SDA Theological Seminary. Born and raised in Argentina, Clouzet holds a Master of Divinity from Andrews University and a Doctor of Ministry from Fuller Theological Seminary. He has done post-doctoral research for a Doctor of Theology degree at the University of South Africa on the subject of the Holy Spirit. His books Adventism’s Greatest Need, Decoding Bible Prophecy, and The Little Book on Big Topics have been a blessing to thousands. Clouzet pastored in Northern California for 12 years, followed by 14 years of teaching at Southern Adventist University, where he served as professor of theology and ministry and as dean of the School of Religion. He is the founder of H.O.P.E. University, and was the speaker for NET11, which brought some 8,000 souls to Jesus from 700 churches in North America. Clouzet’s wife, Lisa, serves as the chaplain for the seminary spouses at Andrews, and is an assistant professor at the seminary. They have three young adult children born in California: Christoffer, Alex, and Stefani.