Zack Martin

Zack Martin serves as Instructor of Historical Theology and Dean of Students at HCU, beginning his tenure on July 1, 2024. With 16 years of ministry experience focused on preaching, he teaches courses in Historical Theology, Church History, and Christian Theology. He is currently completing his Ph.D. in Historical Theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, researching "Pneumatology and Early Churches of Christ."

Education:

• B.A. Biblical Studies, Freed-Hardeman University (2007)
• M.Div. Biblical and Theological Studies, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (2014)
• Th.M. Historical and Theological Studies, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (2020)
• Ph.D. (pursuing) in Historical Theology, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Research Interests: His work centers on pneumatology, early Christian communities, church historical development, and theological exegesis of biblical texts, emphasizing practical applications for contemporary ministry.

Publications: Martin's recent articles analyze biblical figures (Elijah, Thomas) and core theological concepts (Redemption), demonstrating consistent focus on textual interpretation within historical contexts and pastoral relevance.