Philip J. Fisk

Dr. Philip J. Fisk is a Guest Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Evangelische Theologische Faculteit (ETF) Leuven, Belgium. He holds a Ph.D. from ETF Leuven (2015), specializing in Reformed theology and the thought of Jonathan Edwards. His academic journey includes roles as Senior Researcher (2015–2022) and Research Assistant (2008–2015) at ETF Leuven. Fisk has also served in missionary work across Belgium and Africa, reflecting his deep commitment to church ministry. His research focuses on historical theology, particularly Edwards's contributions to Reformed orthodoxy, freedom of the will, and early modern Christian thought.

Education highlights include:

• Ph.D. in Historical Theology (2015), ETF Leuven
• Th.M. in Historical Theology (2008), Westminster Theological Seminary
• M.Div. (1986), Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
• B.S. (1981), Southern Illinois University

His research explores intersections between historical theology and contemporary issues, including divine knowledge, providence, and the theological legacy of figures like Edwards and Petrus van Mastricht. Fisk has published extensively on Edwards's departure from classical Reformed traditions on freedom of the will, early modern scholasticism, and the theological implications of divine attributes. He frequently presents at international conferences, emphasizing Edwards's relevance to modern theological debates and interdisciplinary approaches.

While no specific grants or labs are noted, his work is sustained through academic appointments and collaborative projects. His ministry engagements include roles at the International Baptist Church (Brussels) and various missionary postings in Belgium and Africa.