With over 200 telecasts to his credit, Steven Mosley is a Telly and Angel award-winning producer and scriptwriter who has been making the Bible come alive for contemporary audiences since 1984. Some of his major projects include the seven-part series on Christian martyrs, “Unshakable Faith,” and a seven-part series, “Empires in Collision,” taped in Paris, Rome, and New Delhi.

Steven has a special gift for dramatizing conversion stories for television and often directs gifted performers from Actors Coop of Hollywood Presbyterian Church.

He has served in the Saddleback Community Church drama ministry and as the Director of Drama for Coast Hills Community Church in Southern California.

His films and music videos include, “The Rendezvous,” “Undivided,” and “Unpromising Canvases.”

Steven is the author of twelve books, including “Secrets of the Mustard Seed“, “Secrets of Jesus’ Touch“ and, “Great Stories and How to Tell Them“. His book “Glimpses of God“ was a featured selection in the Guideposts Book Club. James Robison, who offered “A Tale of Three Virtues“ on his telecast wrote: "Up to this point in my life, 'A Tale of Three Virtues' is the greatest book I've ever read apart from the Bible."

Steven’s articles have appeared in "Christianity Today," "Moody Monthly," "Discipleship Journal," "Charisma," "His," "Family Life Today," "Eternity," and "Christian Parenting Today."

He won Grand Prize in "Insight's" 1986 Short Story Writing Contest; second place in 1981 and 1982.

Hailed as an artist in the use of the English language, he is a popular speaker who conducts both professional seminars for Christian leaders and weekend retreats for churches throughout the country. His dramatic presentation, “Chosen Garment, the Whole Bible in One Act“ has become a powerful worship experience for many congregations.

Steven grew up in Mexico and Colombia, blessed by loving, godly parents. During his college years he was greatly influenced by Campus Crusade for Christ. He worked in Japan for five years, teaching Bible classes and making evangelistic films. The experience taught him a great deal about communicating with people who are profoundly secular. In recent years Steven has served in drama ministry at Saddleback Church and as Drama Director at Coast Hills Community Church, both in Orange County. These days, however, he’s gone most weekends doing dramatic presentations in churches and at conferences. He has two children, Jason and Jennifer.