Warren Johnson

Dr. Warren Johnson is a Professor of Christian Ministry at East Texas Baptist University's School of Christian Studies and Humanities, joining the faculty in 2005. He holds a Master of Divinity (1994) and Ph.D. (1998) from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, where his doctoral research focused on the sociological context of the Epistle to the Hebrews.

His research centers on New Testament studies, particularly early Christian communities, ecclesiology, and ancient manuscripts of the Pauline Epistles. He has published works such as Going Outside the Camp and contributed chapters to Essays on Revelation, including 'Urban Persons' and 'Confronting the Beast,' alongside entries in Bible dictionaries.

• Teaches New Testament studies and Koine Greek
• Conducts graduate-level instruction in New Testament Ecclesiology
• Engages in transcription of medieval New Testament manuscripts
• Active in professional societies: Society of Biblical Literature, Evangelical Theological Society, and Institute for Biblical Research

With multiple field visits to regions of early church history, his work bridges archaeological insights with theological scholarship. Dr. Johnson integrates his academic pursuits with pastoral service, reflecting his commitment to both research and practical ministry.