William “Ashley” Mofield is in his 23rd year at White House First Baptist Church in White House, TN, where he serves as Senior Pastor. Writing and delivering a portfolio of sermons from nearly two decades has honed his skills in synthesizing complex biblical themes and concepts for individuals across various levels of theological understanding. In addition to ongoing community outreach, Dr. Ashley leads WHFBC in numerous disciple-making and missions endeavors. These include leadership development and the overseeing of a school in Haiti, as well as serving and speaking as a Pro-Life Advocate through the national organization Speak for the Unborn.

Dr. Ashley is a musician (trombone, piano, guitar), and a successful music teacher. He holds a BS in Music from Austin Peay State University; an MDiv in Christian Education and Leadership from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; and a DMin in Biblical Spirituality also from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Ashley has a passion for disciple-making, the topic of his dissertation/project. Additionally, he has written numerous published devotionals for The Robertson County Times.

‍Dr. Ashley is married to Dr. Emily Mofield, an Assistant Professor of Education at Lipscomb University in Nashville. They have one daughter, Ellie, and love serving the Lord together in their church and local community. In addition to preaching, writing, and reading, Dr. Ashley is a martial artist, sports enthusiast, and avid fan of the Nashville Predators. He also won the inaugural fantasy football league at his home church in 1995, and hasn’t missed a season since. Email Dr. Ashley at ashley@mixtapetheology.com

Rachel Cash surrendered her life to Jesus in 1990 at the age of 9. As a new Christian, she dove head first into 90s Christian culture and its contemporary Christian music (CCM). Her true love waited. Her bracelets said, “WWJD.” She saddled up her horses on a great adventure. And, she doesn’t really care if you label her a Jesus Freak.

Rachel has a BS in Cross-Cultural Studies: TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from Toccoa Falls College and a Master of Public Administration from Tennessee State University. After college, Rachel began her career in the nonprofit sector, working for organizations such as The Gideons International, Christian Women’s Job Corps, and United Way. During her time as a grant writer, she secured millions of dollars for Nashville-based nonprofits and metro government.

Rachel, her husband, and two daughters live in the Nashville, Tennessee, area. She homeschools her children, is active in her local church, and leads her church’s Speak for the Unborn chapter. She still jams out to dc Talk in the car and has a stash of WWJD bracelets in her dresser drawer. Email Rachel at rachel@mixtapetheology.com.