Erwin McManus is a pastor, author, and cultural innovator, best known for his leadership of Mosaic, a church based in Los Angeles. His approach to faith combines a deep commitment to spirituality with a focus on creativity, culture, and personal transformation. McManus is the author of several books, including The Last Arrow, Chasing Daylight, and An Unstoppable Force, which explore themes of purpose, courage, and living authentically. As a speaker and thought leader, he challenges individuals and communities to embrace bold, unconventional paths to fulfill their potential and impact the world. McManus is also recognized for his work in media and entertainment, where he has sought to bridge the gap between faith and modern culture.

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