Sergio Rosell

Sergio Rosell, Ph.D., is a faculty member in the Division of Humanities at Saint Louis University-Madrid, where he teaches in the Theology department. He is also affiliated with the Faculty of Theology (SEUT), Madrid, and the University of Pretoria, South Africa, as a Research Associate in Biblical Theology. His academic background includes a Ph.D. from the University of Pretoria, a Licentiate in Sacred Scripture from Pontifical University of Comillas, and theological training from Asbury Theological Seminary and Complutense University.

• Ph.D., University of Pretoria, South Africa
• Licentiate in Sacred Scripture, Pontifical University of Comillas, Spain
• Certificate in Biblical Hermeneutics, Free University, Amsterdam
• M.Div., Asbury Theological Seminary, USA
• B.F.A., Complutense University, Madrid
• Master's in Teacher Training, International University of La Rioja

His research focuses on Biblical Hermeneutics, Social-Scientific Approaches to Scripture, Missiological Readings, and Early Christianity. He explores identity formation in Pauline texts, particularly Philippians 2:5–11, and engages critically with apocalyptic literature, especially the Book of Revelation. His work integrates theological, historical, and cultural dimensions of biblical interpretation.

The recent publications reflect a consistent engagement with Pauline theology, Christian identity, apocalyptic symbolism, and early Christian communities. His articles span journals such as HTS Theological Studies, Salmanticensis, and Reseña Bíblica, showing a blend of Spanish and international academic contributions. The works often apply social-scientific models and explore themes of martyrdom, worship, and eucharistic theology.

Sergio Rosell is an active member of scholarly communities, including the Spanish Biblical Association (ABE) and the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL).

He has contributed to edited volumes and produced educational media, including a video series with the John Henry Newman Institute. His advising and grant activity are not mentioned in the text. He has collaborated internationally and published in multiple languages, reflecting a broad academic reach.