This website is managed by an Executive Editor, a Web Editor, and five Advisors who all share a common passion regarding the need for Biblical Theology to have a direct impact on preaching. The initial idea was born in July 2002 and existed in various forms that we batted around before it arrived in the form you see now. The Executive Editor and Advisors source new material and keep you supplied with as much online material as possible that helps promote excellent Biblical Theology.

Executive Editor

• Mark Owens

  

  BWM is principally edited and managed by Mark Owens. Though his accent is rather American, Mark is actually from the Cayman Islands. He came to faith in Christ while studying at the University of Georgia and soon felt led to pursue a teaching ministry. Since then he has spent much of his adult life pursuing an MDiv and ThM at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and is now working on a PhD in New Testament Studies at the University of Aberdeen. He is married to Rachel and is an avid College Football fan.

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Assistant Editor

• Mark Earngey

  

  Hailing from the land down under (Australia), Mark Earngey is a recent helper on the BWM team. He was drawn to the Lord Jesus during study at the University of New South Wales (BSc. Computer Science), and after working in IT for a few years was called into vocational Christian ministry. Having completed his Bachelor of Divinity at Moore Theological College (Sydney, Australia), Mark now serves at Toongabbie Anglican Church as the Assistant Minister. He is married to Tanya, plays and watches cricket, enjoys hiphop music, blogs at earngey.info, and would like to think of himself as a ‘budding’ gardener!

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Web Editor

• David Turner

  

  David is a web designer originally from Sheffield, England, but currently living in Wellington, New Zealand.  David previously worked for UCCF as their web designer and has now been freelance for 3 years.  He loves designing and building for the web, exploring new trends and helping clients make the most of the web for their organisations. He gets especially excited about helping organisations who are seeking to serve the gospel. http://davidturner.info
  
  He is married to Rachel who works for the Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship (http://tscf.org.nz) and loves playing hockey in his spare time.

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Advisory Board

• Dave Bish

  

  Dave is UCCF's South West Team Leader. He's tried his hand at web design and retail banking but has spent most of the last decade on campus. Dave serves here on the editorial team. His interest in Biblical Theology came whilst on the UCCF Relay Discipleship Training programme via the books of Graeme Goldsworthy amongst others. He's married to Emmalee. Dave blogs at The Blue Fish Project.

• David Gibson

  

   David studied Theology at Nottingham University and King's College London. He has worked for the Religious & Theological Studies Fellowship, part of UCCF, and is married to Angela. They currently live in Aberdeen, which is very far away from anywhere else in the world, where he recently completed a Ph.D in historical theology. His publications include: Reading the Decree: Exegesis, Election and Christology in Calvin and Barth ( London / New York , T&T Clark, 2009) and ed. with Daniel Strange, Engaging with Barth: Contemporary Evangelical Critiques (Apollos, 2008; T&T Clark, 2009).

• Jonathan Gibson

  

  Jonathan Gibson studied Theology at Moore Theological College, Sydney, Australia. Prior to his stint Down Under he worked as a physiotherapist in Northern Ireland for three and a half years, during which time he taught the Bible to international students at a local university and wrote The Story of a Kingdom: A Simple Explanation of the Bible. Jonny has been involved in various cross-cultural works in Africa, India, and China, and remains interested in mission. He is chair of the twice-yearly '@ the Castle' conferences held in Northern Ireland, and is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Hebrew Studies at Cambridge University. He is married to Jackie.

• Graeme Goldsworthy

  

  Graeme Goldsworthy served as minister for Christian Education, at St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Coorparoo, Brisbane, and was lecturer in Old Testament and Biblical Theology at Moore Theological College, Sydney, Australia. Now retired, he continues at Moore College as a visiting lecturer. His many publications include the highly popular Gospel and Kingdom and According to Plan. He is also author of Preaching the Whole Bible as Christian Scripture and was a consulting editor of IVP's New Dictionary of Biblical Theology.

• Andrew Grundy

  

  Following a period of theological research at Nottingham University, Andy has finally got himself a job and has started working with UCCF as a Christian Union staff worker in North East Midlands. Andy's passionate about learning how the OT points to Christ, which is where his interest in biblical theology began. He's married to Jude, and they have two daughters, Kezia and Essie.

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