Bryan Brock

Bryan Brock is a Professor in the College of Bible and Church Ministries at Maranatha Baptist University and serves as Assistant Dean of Maranatha Baptist Seminary. As a Maranatha alumnus, he returned to the institution in 2016 to train future pastors and church leaders, deeply committed to biblical fidelity, dispensational theology, and the advancement of local church ministry.

• Doctor of Ministry, The Master’s Seminary
• Master of Divinity, Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary
• BA in Biblical Studies, Maranatha Baptist University

Bryan Brock's academic and ministerial work centers on equipping students for pastoral ministry through biblical teaching, discipleship, and practical leadership training. His research interests include eschatology, the doctrine of God, and the integration of theology with real-world ministry. He emphasizes mentoring as a form of spiritual multiplication, preparing students to lead in churches and ministries worldwide.

His recent publications and teachings focus on core theological issues, particularly the pre-tribulational rapture and the centrality of God's nature in Christian life. These works reflect a consistent engagement with biblical exposition and doctrinal clarity.

• "Our Desperate Need for the Doctrine of God", Frontline Magazine
• "Towards a Distinctly Biblical Understanding of the Pre-Tribulational Rapture", Frontline Magazine

Bryan Brock actively mentors students through classroom teaching, chapel speaking, and small group Bible studies. He has taught a DMin course at Heritage Baptist Seminary in Nagaland, India, demonstrating international academic engagement. Though no formal grant information is available, his ministry and educational outreach reflect sustained investment in theological education and church leadership development.

He is involved in campus life through authoring chapel sermon series and leading student Bible studies. His contributions extend beyond the classroom into spiritual formation and discipleship, reinforcing the seminary’s mission of building up local churches.