About
John Clark is a Professor of Theology at Moody Theological Seminary, part of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. He holds a BA from Spring Arbor University, a ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary, and a PhD from the University of Toronto. His academic focus centers on sacramental theology, Reformation thought, and the intersection of theology with contemporary issues. Key research areas include the theology of John Calvin, Luther's influence on modern Christian thought, and the racial dimensions of sacramental practices.
Clark's interdisciplinary work spans theology and environmental stewardship, evident in publications addressing waste management innovations in national parks. His theological writings emphasize practical applications of biblical truth to personal and communal faith formation. He has authored influential works on baptismal theology, Eucharistic symbolism, and the incarnational foundations of evangelical thought.
Notable contributions include exploring Calvin's priestly office theology and tracing the development of New England theology. His writings often bridge historical doctrinal studies with contemporary pastoral challenges, maintaining a commitment to rigorous scholarship grounded in biblical fidelity.
