Steven Rutt

Steven Rutt is an Associate Professor of Biblical & Theological Studies and the founding Director of the Master of Arts in Theology, Worldview, and Culture at Arizona Christian University. He has over four decades of experience in pastoral ministry, mission work, and theological education across fourteen countries, including roles in New Zealand, Lithuania, the UK, and the United States.

His educational background includes a Ph.D. from the University of Lancaster, an M.A.T. from Fuller Theological Seminary, and a B.Th. from Sweetwater Bible College.

Dr. Rutt's research focuses on missiology, particularly the life and theology of Roland Allen, ecclesiology, historical theology, and the intersection of Christian faith with culture. He has taught courses in Systematic Theology, Hermeneutics, Pauline Studies, and Early Christianity. His work emphasizes apostolic principles, church planting, and the priesthood of the laity.

His recent publications and presentations reveal a consistent focus on missionary ecclesiology, the legacy of Roland Allen, and the application of historical theological insights to contemporary mission practice. His writings span journals like Transformation and books published by The Lutterworth Press.

He remains an active lecturer at the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies and within the Reformed Episcopal Church. He is also a member of The Society of Anglican Theologians and founder of Covenant Renewal Ministries, Inc.

Dr. Rutt has supervised Ph.D. candidates and contributed to theological training globally. Though no specific grants are mentioned, his leadership in founding academic programs and non-profit ministry indicates significant institutional and scholarly engagement. He has delivered lectures and seminars across Europe and North America, contributing to clergy training and intercultural theological dialogue.

He is affiliated with several academic and ecclesial bodies, including the Yale-Edinburgh Group and the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, and continues to influence theological education through writing, speaking, and teaching.