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Kyle DiRoberts is Associate Professor and Department Chair in the School of Biblical and Theological Studies at Arizona Christian University (ACU), Glendale, Arizona. He also serves as Director of the Minister in Residence and Internship programs at Scottsdale Bible Church, a multisite megachurch with over 8,000 weekly attendees.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Theological Studies – Dallas Theological Seminary
- Th.M. in Systematic Theology – Talbot School of Theology
- M.Div. in Biblical Communications – Phoenix Seminary
Dr. DiRoberts specializes in theological studies, particularly systematic theology, philosophical theology, and the doctrine of divine-human interaction. His research explores middle knowledge (Molinism), prayer, hermeneutics, and the integration of faith with science and culture. He is the author of the scholarly work Prayer, Middle Knowledge, and Divine-Human Interaction (2018) and has contributed numerous book reviews to journals such as Bibliotheca Sacra and Association of Christian Librarians. His forthcoming trade book, The Secret to Prayer, aims to make deep theological insights accessible to a broader audience.
His recent publications reflect a consistent engagement with theological method, ecclesial identity, spiritual formation, and interdisciplinary dialogue—particularly between theology and science. He frequently reviews works on biblical interpretation, denominational history, and pastoral practice, demonstrating a broad and integrative scholarly vision.
Scientific Awards:
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Dr. DiRoberts mentors future ministers through academic instruction and practical leadership training in church-based residency and internship programs. While specific grant funding is not mentioned, his publications and academic leadership indicate active scholarly engagement. He contributes to theological education through writing, teaching, and ecclesial service, bridging academic rigor with pastoral application.
He is involved in ministerial formation programs at Scottsdale Bible Church and contributes to theological discourse through scholarly reviews and books. His interdisciplinary interests extend into horology as a personal pursuit, though not academically affiliated.
