Dr. Tony Beckett is a Christian ministry leader, teacher, and speaker based in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania. He has devoted much of his life to equipping men for spiritual growth and leadership, particularly through marketplace ministry and local church engagement.
Currently, he serves as a Field Partner with Christian Business Men’s Connection (CBMC) USA in Central Pennsylvania, where he works primarily in the Scranton region. In this role, he mentors and disciples men, helping them integrate their faith with their daily work and leadership responsibilities.
His ministry experience includes serving as a pastor, a leadership and board member of a variety of organizations including missionary organizations, camp ministries, and local, statewide, and national church associations. In addition, he was the Associate Bible Teacher for the international media ministry Back to the Bible of Lincoln, NE.
Dr. Beckett received his Doctor of Ministry degree Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and his Master of Divinity from Biblical Theological Seminary, now named Missio Seminary in Philadephia, PA. Through his academic pursuits, he developed a strong foundation in biblical studies and ministry preparation. His ministry reflects a commitment to Scripture, discipleship, and the practical application of faith in everyday life.
In addition to his speaking and mentoring work, he is the author of Dancing with God: Finding Joy in Following His Lead (2019), a work that emphasizes joyful obedience and a personal walk with God, along with Real Life, Real Worship, and God is Good published by NavPress. He co-authored three study guides with Dr. Gene Getz and a daily devotional title Faith Walk.
Known for his relational approach and passion for communicating the Word of God, Dr. Beckett has influenced many through his local church and Bible conference ministry, one-on-one discipling, group studies, and leadership development initiatives. His ministry emphasizes spiritual multiplication—training Christ-followers to invest in the lives of others—and faithful service both within the church and in the marketplace.
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