Mr. Lamb is a native of St. Petersburg, Florida.

He volunteered for the U.S. Navy's Silent Service, the nickname for America's submarine fleet. At the Navy's Submarine School  he set a record high score for academic achievement, and was named the school's Honorman.

He served aboard the U.S.S. Dogfish (SS-350) during the Viet Nam Era. He was awarded an Honorable Discharge in 1976 by the Secretary of the Navy.

Mr. Lamb graduated cum laude from St. Petersburg Junior College, then transferred to the University of Florida majoring in Food and Resource Economics. Mr. Lamb pursued the Master of Divinity (M. Div.) degree at the Birmingham Theological Seminary (Presbyterian Church in America).

His journalism career began at the Independent Florida Alligator, UF's campus newspaper.

His credits include the New York Times, the St. Petersburg Times, the Miami Herald, the Pensacola News Journal, the Pensacola Business Journal, the Jewish Information Network, and the Pentecostal Herald - published in more than 127 countries - focusing on the interaction of society and theology. He led others as the publisher of the Centerville (AL) Press.

Today, he hosts two programs on 1330 AM WEBY: CyberSmart! Saturday(TM), a radio call-in, networked computer talk program , airing from 11 AM - noon Central Time (US) / 1600 - 1700 UTC/GMT, and the Thursday edition of Your Turn airing Thursdays from 4 PM - 6 PM Central Time (US) - 2100 - 2300 UTC/GMT. Both stream from http://1330weby.com. Call into either program by dialing locally 1.850.623.1330, or toll-free from anywhere on Earth: 1-800-711-2927.

Mr. Lamb has spent considerable time in elective organization and management, serving as press secretary to numerous elected officials and political organizations, including the Alabama Republican Party. In 1990, he participated in the first successful re-election of a GOP governor in that state since Reconstruction.

In the 2000 national elections, he created and led USPolitics.Net as its president. He authored Political Update Weekly (TM), reaching more than 7,000 of the country's top political leaders. 

Mr. Lamb's theological studies focus primarily upon Early, Middle, and Late Classical Judaism. His long-term scholarly work is authoring an Apostolic Christian oriented study-Bible.


In 1992, he began attending the First Pentecostal Church in Pensacola, Florida. It celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2008. The church is an inclusive congregation in fellowship with the United Pentecostal Church International

Today, Mr. Lamb owns CyberSmart Computers and Networking, founded in 1995. He served on the Board of Directors of the Better Business Bureau of Northwest Florida. Mr. Lamb's civic activities included chairing the Pensacola City Council Citizens' Task Force on Adult Entertainment Issues, and membership on the Escambia County (FL) School District's Task Force on Diversity.

His wife, Jane Elizabeth, passed in 2001 after a courageous battle with inflammatory breast cancer. He is survived by his son, Andrew, a student at the university level, and daughter, Kelly, whose career included work as a television journalist in the Tampa Bay area. Mr. Lamb is blessed with multiple grandchildren.