David Saxon

David Saxon is a Professor and Assistant Dean in the College of Bible and Church Ministries at Maranatha Baptist University, where he has served since 1999. He teaches courses in Baptist Heritage, Hebrew History, the History of Christianity, and various Bible subjects. His leadership role includes serving as Assistant Dean and Chair of the Committee on Credentials and Standards.

Education:

• PhD in Church History, Bob Jones University
• MA in Church History, Bob Jones University
• BS in Mathematics, Bob Jones University

Dr. Saxon's research and teaching focus on church history, Baptist theology, and biblical studies. His passion lies in communicating the historical and theological foundations of the Christian faith. He has a particular interest in Baptist heritage and the development of Christian doctrine throughout history.

His recent publications reflect a strong engagement with Christian ethics and moral reasoning. The works trend toward practical theology, integrating historical insight with contemporary ethical challenges facing the church.

Scientific Awards:

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Dr. Saxon is actively involved in academic and spiritual mentoring through campus workshops and small group leadership. Though no formal grant information is provided, his frequent speaking engagements at churches and conferences indicate a broad influence in ministry education. He is also engaged in student life development and institutional standards.

He contributes to his local church as a member of the Leadership Team and mentors students both academically and spiritually. His involvement in campus committees and student life programs highlights his commitment to holistic Christian education.