Wyatt Graham

Wyatt Graham is a part-time Adjunct Professor in Philosophy at Redeemer University. He also serves as Executive Director of The Davenant Institute and contributes to The Gospel Coalition Canada. Graham holds a PhD in Biblical Theology (2018) from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and additional degrees in Church History, Old Testament, and Reformed theology from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and The Master’s Seminary.

• Education:
  • PhD (2018), Biblical Theology, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
  • ThM (2018), Church History, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
  • ThM (2013), Old Testament, The Master’s Seminary
  • MDiv (2011), Old Testament & New Testament, The Master’s Seminary
  • BA (2009), Religion and Philosophy; Greek (Minor), Liberty University

Graham’s research focuses on Trinitarian theology, Reformed Irenicism, and the Reformational reception of Medieval Theology. His work examines how trinitarian theology informs moral formation and applies historical Christian peace-making principles to modern ecclesial divisions. He teaches courses like Faith and Philosophy (PHL-210) and has published extensively on theological and ethical topics.

Recent publications highlight Graham’s expertise in Biblical Theology and Church History, with analyses of patristic interpretations, psalmic hermeneutics, and doctrinal development. His scholarship bridges historical and systematic theology, emphasizing the relevance of classical Christian thought for contemporary ethical challenges.

Graham’s institutional affiliations include The Davenant Institute and The Gospel Coalition Canada, where he contributes to theological education and ecclesial discourse. His teaching experience spans both academic and church settings.