J. Scott Horrell
Scott Horrell, Th.D, until recently was Senior Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and continues as adjunct professor at DTS (including the DMin Brazil program), the Seminário Teológico Centroamericano (DET/PhD SETECA) in Guatemala, the Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (Amman), and the Centro de Desenvolvimento de Liderança in Maputo, Mozambique. Most of his ministry years have been outside the US and centered on theological education and pastoral training especially in basic doctrines of the faith. While teaching at several schools in Brazil he was coordinator of graduate studies at the Baptist Theological Seminary in São Paulo, and co-founder/editor of Vox Scripturae, at that time the largest Protestant journal in Latin America. He has written and contributed to various books and written multiple articles in Portuguese and English, notably From the Ground Up: Biblical Foundations for the 21st Century Church (Kregel 2004), Exploring Christian Theology, Vol 1, eds. N. Holsteen and M. Svigel (Bethany, 2014), and A Trindade, a Igreja, e a Realidade Social (2021). His current writing centers on the doctrine of the Trinity, the supernatural world, and human personhood.
His wife Ruth, children, and eight grandchildren currently reside in Dallas and Houston.
J. Scott Horrell’s Books
J. Scott Horrell’s Publication Articles
- Extended Review: Trinitarian Theology: Theological Methods and Doctrinal Application. Ed. Keith S. Whitfield. Nashville: B&H, 2019, 197pp. and Trinity Without Hierarchy: Reclaiming Nicene Orthodoxy in Evangelical Theology, ed. Michael F. Bird and Scott Harrower. Grand Rapids: Kregel, 2019, 344pp. in the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 62.4 (Dec 2019): 855-861.
- “Translating ‘Son of God’ for Muslim Contexts, Part 2: Historical and Theological Concerns,” Bibliotheca Sacra 172 (Oct-Dec 2015): 162–77.
- “Translating ‘Son of God’ for Muslim Contexts, Part 1: Tensions and the Witness of Scripture,” Bibliotheca Sacra 172 (July-Sept 2015): 268-85.
- “In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: Toward a Transcultural Trinitarian Worldview,” Evangelical Review of Theology 38:2 (Apr 2014) 126-37.
- “In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: Toward a Trinitarian Worldview,” Bibliotheca Sacra 166 (Apr-June 2009): 131-46.
- “Doing Theology: An International Task.” Evangelical Missions Quarterly 41:4 (Oct 2005) 474-78.
- “Toward a Biblical Model of the Social Trinity: Avoiding Equivocation of Nature and Order.” Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 47:3 (Sept 2004) 399-42.
J. Scott Horrell’s Contributions
Common Graces | 7 Simple Satisfactions That Make Life Meaningful – J. Scott Horrell
How Christians Should Think About the Paranormal – Classic
How Christians Should Think About the Paranormal
Getting Equipped for Spiritual Warfare – Classic
What Happened to the Trinity on the Cross? – Classic
What Happened to the Trinity on the Cross? – Classic
Getting Equipped for Spiritual Warfare
Commencement Chapel 2021: Scarred for Life
A Brief Theology of "Person"
What Happened to the Trinity on the Cross?
Perspectives on the Lord's Supper – Classic
Of First Importance: The Center of the Gospel
Who Is Jesus? – Classic
The Person of Jesus in the Nicene Creed
Who is Jesus?
Classic – Key Differences Between Protestantism and Roman Catholicism
Perspectives on the Lord's Supper
Key Differences Between Protestantism and Roman Catholicism
The Covenant of Singleness: The Bible and Church History
The Reality of Hell
Classic: Contrasting Distinctives of Protestantism and Catholicism
Classic: History and Organization of the Roman Catholic Church
Rightly Fearing the Lord God
