Jeff Phillips

Jeff Phillips is an Assistant Professor in the School of Biblical and Theological Studies at Arizona Christian University (ACU), where he teaches courses in Greek, Theology, Old Testament, New Testament, Christian Ministry, and ACU's CORE curriculum. He also serves as the Accreditation Coordinator, contributing to institutional compliance and academic standards.

• M.Div. from Phoenix Seminary
• B.A. from University of Arizona
• Currently pursuing Ph.D. in New Testament at Gateway Seminary

His research focuses on New Testament exegesis, particularly textual and grammatical challenges in biblical translation. He has a special interest in the Epistle of James and hermeneutical approaches to scriptural ambiguity. His teaching reflects a deep integration of theological scholarship and practical ministry application.

His scholarly work centers on resolving grammatical ambiguities in New Testament texts, particularly in James 2:1, where translation choices impact theological interpretation. This reflects a broader engagement with linguistic precision and contextual analysis in biblical scholarship.

Jeff Phillips has presented at the Evangelical Theological Society Far West Region, demonstrating active participation in academic theological discourse.

He mentors students through classroom instruction and curriculum development. His administrative role in accreditation supports institutional growth and academic integrity. While no formal grant funding is mentioned, his work with Ambassadors, Inc. reflects ongoing support for ministry and evangelism initiatives.

Jeff serves as a board member and administrator for Ambassadors, Inc., a nonprofit supporting campus evangelists and missionaries, extending his academic work into practical ministry contexts.