About
Ryan Reed, PhD, is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Arts & Sciences at Lancaster Bible College. He also serves as a Latin Teacher at Logos Academy and has held roles at Moody Bible Institute and Princeton University. His research focuses on historical theology and ethics, particularly John Calvin’s views on human purpose and well-being. He is currently revising his doctoral dissertation for publication.
Education:
- PhD in Theological Studies, University of Toronto
- MDiv, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
- BA in Biblical and Religious Studies, Moody Bible Institute
Ryan’s scholarly work emphasizes Calvin’s theological contributions, with publications exploring themes of happiness and ethical living. His awards include Trinity’s Carl F. H. Henry Award and multiple scholarships. Beyond academia, he actively participates in ministry roles and community engagement.
He advises students on integrating faith with academia and advocates for rigorous theological inquiry. Ryan is affiliated with Wheatland Presbyterian Church and balances his professional life with family and outdoor activities like running and hiking.
