former chief U.S. economist with BP
Mark Finley
former chief U.S. economist with BP
About Mark
Mark A. Finley, born on July 23, 1945, is an American who has held various notable roles throughout his career. He served as the host and director of It Is Written from 1991 to 2004, traveling internationally as a televangelist. Finley was the first Seventh-day Adventist pastor to conduct a satellite evangelistic series, marking a significant milestone in religious broadcasting. In addition to his media work, he served as one of nine vice-presidents for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. His work in religious broadcasting and leadership highlights his influence within the Seventh-day Adventist community.
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Latest interviews
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The Energy Forum
From 'Baker Briefing': Why the Middle East Oil Shock Is Raising Gas Prices
May 14, 2026
Baker Briefing
33: Why the Middle East Oil Shock Is Raising Gas Prices
May 14, 2026
Environmental Integrity Project
Oil Veteran is Skeptical of Republican Plans to Produce More Oil by Fast-Tracking Permit Approvals
Jan 16, 2025
FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst
Ep 47 | Mark Finley on the return of Christ and the signs of the end times
Sep 10, 2024
Adventist Radio London Sermons
Mark Finley - Who Will Stand When Jesus Comes Back
Jun 20, 2024
FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst
Ep 17 | Mark Finley on a spiritual revival in America
Jan 6, 2024
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