One of the greatest assets of the Seminary is the outstanding faculty.

FACULTY

One of the greatest assets of the Seminary is the outstanding faculty that has been assembled to guide you through your graduate education. They will not only teach you Biblical backgrounds and exegesis, theological foundations or the skills of a clinical counselor, they will help you sharpen your ministry skills and further prepare for your professional field.

William R. Baker, Professor of New Testament (2002). BA, Lincoln Christian College; MA, MDiv, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School; PhD, University of Aberdeen.

Timothy L. Barber, Associate Professor of Counseling (2004). BA, Trevecca Nazarene University; MDiv, Nazarene Theological Seminary; MAC, Cincinnati Christian University; DMin, Asbury Theological Seminary.

William C. Bravard, Professor of Practical Ministries (1980). BA, BTh, MDiv, Cincinnati Christian University; MA, PhD, Indiana University.

Jack W. Cottrell, Professor of Theology (1967). BA, ThB, Cincinnati Christian University; BA, University of Cincinnati; MDiv, Westminster Theological Seminary; PhD, Princeton Theological Seminary.

Joe S. Ellis, Distinguished Professor of Practical Ministries (1978). BA, Johnson Bible College; MA, PhD, Indiana University.

James B. North, Professor of Church History (1977). BA, MA, Lincoln Christian College and Seminary; MA, University of Chicago; PhD, University of Illinois.

Johnny G. Pressley, Professor of Theology (1990). BA, Roanoke Bible College; MDiv, Cincinnati Christian University; ThM, Princeton Theological Seminary; PhD, Westminster Theological Seminary.

W. David Roadcup, Associate Professor of Practical Ministries (2003). BA, Lincoln Christian College; MA, Cincinnati Christian University; DMin candidate, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

Mike Shannon, Professor of Preaching and Academic Dean of the Seminary (1988) (2001). BA, Milligan College; MMin, Kentucky Christian College; MDiv, Cincinnati Christian University; DMin, Reformed Theological Seminary.

Douglas A. Spears, Professor of Counseling (1994). BS, MDiv, Cincinnati Christian University; ThM, Louisville Bible College; MEd and PhD, Kent State University.

Thomas W. Thatcher, Professor ( New Testament) (1992). BA, MA, MDiv, Cincinnati Christian University; PhD, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville); University of Cincinnati.

Verna L. Weber, Associate Professor ( Educational Ministries and Family Studies) (2002). BCEd, Nebraska Christian College; MS, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; MA, Cincinnati Christian University.

William C. Weber, Professor (Practical Ministries) (1997). BA, Nebraska Christian College; MS, Fort Hays (Kansas) State University; PhD, University of Nebraska.

Mark S. Ziese, Professor of Old Testament (1991). BA, Ozark Christian College; MA, Cincinnati Christian University; MA, Hebrew Union College; PhD, Andrews University.