Carl Toney

Carl Toney serves as Dean of the Pacific Christian College of Ministry & Biblical Studies, Professor of Biblical Studies, and Chair of the Graduate Ministry Program at Hope International University. With over ten years of academic experience and pastoral ministry, his work integrates faith, scholarship, and practical application.

Education:

• PhD in New Testament & Early Christianity from Loyola University Chicago
• MDiv from Fuller Theological Seminary
• BA in Theological Studies from Wheaton College

Research Focus: Dr. Toney specializes in Pauline literature (particularly Romans and Corinthians), rhetorical criticism of New Testament texts, and innovative pedagogical methods for theological education. His research explores how ancient rhetorical techniques inform biblical interpretation and how technology can enhance theological training.

Publication Trends: His scholarly output predominantly examines Pauline epistles through rhetorical and exegetical lenses, with significant contributions to Corinthians scholarship. Recent works demonstrate increasing focus on pedagogical technology integration in biblical studies education.

Awards and Honors:

• Alpha Sigma Nu Honor Society

Teaching Philosophy: Emphasizes student-centered learning that combines rigorous scholarship with practical discipleship, aiming to develop 'faith-thinkers' who apply theological understanding to real-world challenges.