Biblical and Theological Studies
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About the Program
The Biblical Studies Major gives students a foundational knowledge of the history, literature, and theology of the Old and New Testaments, as well as biblical, systematic, and historical theology. Additionally, this major provides tools and methods for further biblical and theological studies, helping students prepare for ministry. It is an excellent choice for those who want to continue their education in seminary or graduate school.
Mission
The Mission of the Department of Biblical Studies Degree (BA) is to provide the student with a foundational knowledge of the history, literature, and theology of the Old and New Testaments, of systematic and historical theology, and of methods for further biblical and theological studies – equipping men and women in mind and character to impact the world for the Lord Jesus Christ.
Faculty
- Kenneth Berding Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology
- Edward Curtis Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology
- David Horner Associate Professor of Philosophy and Biblical Studies
- Joanne Jung Assistant Professor, Biblical Studies and Theology
- Edward Klink III Assistant Professor of New Testament
- Richard Langer Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Theological Integration
- Michelle V. Lee-Barnewall Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology
- Rob Lister Assistant professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology
- Darian Lockett Assistant Professor of Biblical land Theological Studies
- Jonathan Lunde Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology
- John McKinley Assistant Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology
- James Mohler Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Chair of Biblical and Theological Studies
- Emilio Nuñez Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology, BOLD
- Ronald Pierce Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology
- David Talley Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology
- Erik Thoennes Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology
- Matthew Williams Associate Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology