Greg Carey

Greg Carey is a Professor of Biblical Studies at Lancaster Theological Seminary. A graduate of Rhodes College and Vanderbilt University, he specializes in cultural criticism, rhetoric, and identity in New Testament interpretation. His recent publications include The Gospel according to Luke: All Flesh Shall See God's Salvation (2012) and Soundings in Cultural Criticism (2013, co-edited with Francisco Lozada Jr.).

• Co-chair of the Society of Biblical Literature's Rhetoric and New Testament Section
• Focuses on pedagogical innovation, particularly in diverse theological education

His work explores the intersection of scripture, public discourse, and social justice, with a strong emphasis on student-centered learning and engagement. He also contributes to discussions on trauma-informed and anti-racist pedagogy through blog posts and essays.

Greg Carey actively engages with digital teaching tools and has contributed to debates on the evolution of theological education in the context of societal crises and technological change.