Professor of New Testament and Biblical Languages
Senior Professor with 45 years of teaching at the graduate level, including 39 years at Regent University's School of Divinity. Expertise in New Testament, Old Testament, and Biblical Languages. Developer of Greektomeonline.com, a website for learning Biblical Greek. Published author and frequent presenter at academic conferences.
Senior Professor of Biblical Languages and New Testament - Regent University
(1997-01 - 2022-12)
Taught New Testament, Old Testament, and biblical languages for 39 years in the School of Divinity
Professor of New Testament and Biblical Languages - Regent University
(1984-01 - 1997-12)
Guest Lecturer - Bethel School for Ministry - Hampton, VA
(2013-03 - 2013-03)
Lectured on the Parables of Jesus
Adjunct Professor - Tabor College - Australia
(1998-01 - 1998-12)
Taught modular course on Pauline Theology
Instructor of New Testament and Greek - Melodyland School of Theology
(1973-01 - 1978-12)
Instructor of NT Greek - Princeton Theological Seminary
(1978-06 - 1978-08)
Graduate Assistant in New Testament and Greek - Fuller Theological Seminary
(1972-01 - 1974-12)
Elementary School Teacher - Sylvan Grove Kansas
Lay Pastor - Mineola, Kansas
(1967-01 - 1967-12)
Lay Pastor - Sylvan Grove and Wilson, Kansas
(1969-01 - 1970-12)
Coordinator of Lay-Renewal Program - Fuller Theological Seminary
(1970-01 - 1970-12)
Director of Small Group Ministry - Melodyland School of Theology
(1973-01 - 1978-12)
Associate Pastor - California Foursquare Church - California
(1978-01 - 1984-12)
Worker with Children's Church and Ministry to the Homeless - Foursquare & Methodist churches - Norfolk, VA
(1998-01 - 2002-12)
Ordained Minister - Harvest Network International
Frequently attend Summer International Conferences and serve as co-host for current learners and graduates between School of Divinity and Harvest Network International
Ph.D. - Biblical Studies - Fuller Theological Seminary (1977-01 - 1984-12)
M.Div. - Fuller Theological Seminary (1974-01 - 1974-12)
B.S. - Sterling College and Wheaton College (1969-01 - 1969-12)
