
Department
Faculty
Discipline
New Testament, Greek
Dr. Jason Chambers
Teaching since: 2022
Education
- Bachelors in Intercultural Ministry, New Tribes Training Institutes
- Master of Divinity, concentration in Biblical Exposition, Multnomah Biblical Seminary
- Th.M., concentration in Biblical Studies, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Ph.D. in Divinity (New Testament), University of Aberdeen
Ministry
- Associate Pastor, Clyde’s Chapel Baptist Church, Wendell, NC, 2012–2015
- Interim Pastor, Second Baptist Church, Washington, NC, 2015
- Pulpit Supply, Various Locations, 2015–
Experience
- Teaching Fellow (Biblical Theology and Koine Greek), Multnomah Biblical Seminary, 2007–2010
- Adjunct Professor (Hermeneutics), Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2012–2015
- Adjunct Professor (New Testament), Carolina College of Biblical Studies, 2023–
Publications and Papers
- Dissertation: "Figures and Councils in the Johannine Lawsuit Motif." (Monograph in production)
- Article (co-authored): ‘The Administration of God's Wisdom: John 19 and the Knowledge of Good and Evil.’ (in production)
- “Intimations of a Heavenly Council in the Witness of John’s Gospel.” Paper presented at ETS Southeast Regional 2022, Bob Jones University
- “Mysticism and the Juridical Motifs of John’s Gospel.” Paper presented at PGR Symposium 2021, University of Aberdeen
- “Testimony for God’s Son in John 1:29–37 and Punitive Judgment in the Gospel of John.” Paper presented at Tyndale Fellowship Conference 2018, Gospel of John Study Group
- “The Recognition of God’s Son as the Lamb: The Removal of Sin in Light of the Testimony of John 1:29–37.” Paper presented at St. Andrews Symposium for Biblical and Early Christian Studies, Atonement: Sin, Sacrifice, and Salvation in Jewish and Christian Antiquity, University of St. Andrews, June 2018