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Jeremy Kimble

Jeremy Kimble, PhD

Associate Professor of Theology, Director of The Synergy Initiative

Biography

Dr. Jeremy Kimble is passionate about teaching college and graduate students the truth of God’s Word. His hope is that through his courses, students will grow in their love for God and others, rightly understand the grand narrative of Scripture, and apply theological truths to everyday life. Dr. Kimble is committed to teaching in the classroom, mentoring students, and speaking in church, camp, and conference settings. He served in pastoral ministry for eight years and is currently Director of Leadership Development at University Baptist Church. Dr. Kimble's academic interests include biblical and systematic theology, ecclesiology, preaching, and the formation and mission of the church.

Education and Credentials

  • PhD in Theological Studies, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
  • ThM in Systematic Theology, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
  • MDiv in Theological Studies, Winebrenner Theological Seminary
  • BS in Bible and Pastoral Ministry, Baptist Bible College

Scholarly Works

  • Behold and Become: Reading Scripture for Transformation (Jeremy M. Kimble) 2023
  • How Can I Get More Out of My Bible Reading? (Jeremy M. Kimble) 2021
  • Invitation to Biblical Theology (Ched Spellman and Jeremy Kimble) 2020
  • 40 Questions About Church Membership and Discipline (Jeremy M. Kimble) 2017
  • That His Spirit May Be Saved: Church Discipline as a Means to Repentance and Perseverance (Jeremy M. Kimble) 2013

View a listing of scholarly works in the Cedarville University Digital Commons »

Expert Topics

  • Doctrine of the Church
  • Discipleship and Leadership
  • Preaching
  • Christian Formation

Interests

  • Hiking in beautiful places (like Rocky Mountain National Park), biking, travel, spending time with family, reading.

Why I am at Cedarville:

It is an amazing privilege to be teaching at an institution like Cedarville. I am grateful to work alongside faculty, staff, and students here to integrate the Christian faith into all areas of life. I believe we are training the future leaders that will in turn impact the world with precise thinking, passionate affections, and godly action, all aimed at glorifying Jesus Christ.