DARIAN R. LOCKETT - Biola University
DARIAN R. LOCKETT - Biola University
DARIAN R. LOCKETT - Biola University
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<strong>DARIAN</strong> R. <strong>LOCKETT</strong><br />
Talbot School of Theology, <strong>Biola</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
darian.lockett@biola.edu<br />
13800 <strong>Biola</strong> Avenue (562) 944.0351 ext. 3505<br />
La Mirada, CA 90639<br />
EDUCATION<br />
Ph.D., New Testament, <strong>University</strong> of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland<br />
2002 to 2006<br />
• Dissertation: “‘Pure and Undefiled Religion’: The Function of Purity Language in the<br />
Epistle of James”<br />
• Supervisor: Prof. Ronald A. Piper; examiners: Profs. Richard J. Bauckham and Larry<br />
Hurtado<br />
• Completed all course requirements and thesis (with distinction) for the M.Litt. in Biblical<br />
Studies; supervised by Prof. Richard J. Bauckham<br />
M.Div., Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, MO<br />
1998 to 2001, Summa Cum Laude<br />
B.A., Medieval History, <strong>University</strong> of Kansas, Lawrence, KS<br />
1995 to 1998, Graduated with departmental honors<br />
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE<br />
Associate Professor, Biblical and Theological Studies, Talbot School of Theology, <strong>Biola</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong>, La Mirada, CA<br />
• Associate Professor: 2010 to Present<br />
• Assistant Professor: 2007 to 2010<br />
Courses Taught:<br />
• BLGR 101/102: Elementary Greek Grammar<br />
• TTNT 501/502: Talbot Summer Greek Program<br />
• BLGR 304/TTNT 791: New Testament Seminar—Greek Exegesis of James<br />
• BBST 103: Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation<br />
• BBST 110: New Testament History and Literature<br />
• BBST 312: Principles of Interpretation<br />
• BBST 343: General Letters<br />
• BBST 450: Advanced Studies—Readings in Schleiermacher<br />
• BBST 465: Integration Seminar—Jesus, Lord of All<br />
• Torrey Honors Program Texts Taught: Acts; Augustine, On Christian Teaching; Justin<br />
Martyr, First and Second Apology<br />
Administrative/<strong>University</strong> service:<br />
• Interim Department Chair: (Spring 2009)<br />
• Chair: Department Restructuring Committee (Spring 2009-Fall 2010)<br />
• Member: General Education Council (Fall 2010-Present)<br />
• Facilitator: Coalition of the Willing, Faculty integration initiative (2009-2012)<br />
• Member: Faculty Town Hall Steering Committee (Spring 2011)<br />
Assistant Professor of Theology, The King’s College, New York, NY<br />
2005 to 2007<br />
Courses Taught:<br />
• REL 157/111: Introduction to New Testament Literature
• REL 167/112: Introduction to Old Testament Literature<br />
• REL 317/354: Principles of Biblical Interpretation<br />
• REL 451: Biblical Exegesis (Catholic Epistles)<br />
• Rhetor (facilitator) for public speaking workshop: faculty and staff<br />
Tutor in New Testament, “Jesus and the Gospels,” St. Mary’s College, <strong>University</strong> of St. Andrews<br />
Spring term 2004<br />
OTHER ACADEMIC SERVICE<br />
Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) Translation Oversight Committee (member, Fall 2011-<br />
Present) Dr. Tom Schreiner chair.<br />
GRANTS/FELLOWSHIPS/AWARDS<br />
• Sabbatical Leave (Granted by Talbot School of Theology, Spring 2014)<br />
• “Analytic Theology and the Theological Interpretation of Scripture”: reading group funded<br />
by grant from Notre Dame, seminar leaders: Daniel Treier and Dan Bonevac, stipend and<br />
materials included (Spring 2013)<br />
• <strong>Biola</strong> <strong>University</strong> Faculty Excellence Award (awarded by Senior Class, December, 2011)<br />
• Seventh-Semester Research Leave (Granted by Talbot School of Theology, Fall 2010)<br />
• <strong>Biola</strong> <strong>University</strong> Faculty Research and Development Grant (2009)<br />
• The King’s College Full-time Faculty member of the year (2005—2006)<br />
• Baker Book House Award (for excellence in the study of theology, 2001)<br />
• Phi Beta Kappa (1998)<br />
• Phi Alpha Theta (Historical Honors Society, 1998)<br />
RESEARCH INTERESTS<br />
Catholic Epistles (especially James); Canonical function of the CE; Relationship between Old and<br />
New Testaments; History of Biblical Interpretation; Hermeneutics/Theological Interpretation of<br />
Scripture; Political and economic philosophy and Christian Scripture<br />
PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS<br />
• “Are the Catholic Epistles a Canonically Significant Collection A Status Quaestionis,”<br />
International Society of Biblical Literature, St. Andrews, Scotland, July 2013<br />
• “Holding Out Hope for the Intruders: The Prophetic Background of Jude’s Offer of Mercy,”<br />
Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, Chicago, Ill., November 2012<br />
• Panelist: “Review Session: Logos and the Law in the Letter of James, by Matt Jackson-McCabe,”<br />
International Society of Biblical Literature, London, England, July 2011<br />
• Invited Respondent: “Andy Draycott: Missional Preaching,” Missional Ethics Day<br />
Conference, <strong>Biola</strong> <strong>University</strong>, La Mirada, June 2011<br />
• “Purity and Polemic in Jude,” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, San Diego,<br />
California, November 2007<br />
• “The ‘Two Ways’: James’ Strategy of Instruction in Obedience,” Evangelical Theological<br />
Society National Meeting, San Diego, California, November 2007<br />
• “‘Pure and Undefiled Religion’: Purity and Pollution as a Means of Cultural Antagonism in<br />
the Epistle of James,” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, Philadelphia,<br />
Pennsylvania, November 2005<br />
• “James’ Intertextual Perspective on Perfection,” Evangelical Theological Society National<br />
Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, November 2004<br />
• “The Eschatological Wisdom of the Epistle of James and 4QInstruction: An Initial<br />
Investigation,” International Society of Biblical Literature, <strong>University</strong> of Groningen,<br />
Groningen, The Netherlands, July 2004<br />
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PUBLICATIONS<br />
Books:<br />
• The Wisdom of the Pillar Apostles: Formation and Function of the Catholic Epistles as a Canonical<br />
Collection. 85,000 to 90,000-word monograph examining the shape and function of the<br />
Catholic Epistles as a canonically significant collection (under contract with Wipf and<br />
Stock/Pickwick, 2015).<br />
• Understanding Biblical Theology: A Comparison of Theory and Practice. With Edward W. Klink.<br />
Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2012.<br />
• An Introduction to the Catholic Epistles: T & T Clark Approaches to Biblical Studies. London: T & T<br />
Clark, 2012.<br />
• Purity and Worldview in the Epistle of James. LNTS 366; London: T & T Clark, 2008.<br />
Reviewed in: The Expository Times 120 (2009): 460<br />
The Catholic Biblical Quarterly 71 (2009): 408-409<br />
Review of Biblical Literature Online (2009)<br />
Themelios (2009): 381-382<br />
Journal for the Study of the New Testament 31 (2009): 115-116<br />
Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 53 (2010): 181-183<br />
Religious Studies Review 35 (2010): 191<br />
Stone-Campbell Journal 13 (2010): 156-158<br />
Perspectives in Religious Studies, 39 (2012): 98-100<br />
Chapters and contributions:<br />
• “Purity and Polemic: A Reassessment of Jude’s Theological World,” Pages 5-31 in Reading<br />
Jude with New Eyes: Methodological Reassessments of the Letter of Jude. Eds. Robert L. Webb and<br />
Peter H. Davids; LNTS 383; London: T & T Clark, 2009.<br />
• “God and ‘the World’: Cosmology and Theology in the Letter of James,” Pages 144-156 in<br />
Cosmology and New Testament Theology. Eds. Jonathan T. Pennington and Sean M.<br />
McDonough; LNTS 355; London: T & T Clark, 2008.<br />
• “‘Unstained by the World’: Purity and Pollution as an Indicator of Cultural Interaction in the<br />
Epistle of James.” Pages 49-74 in Reading James with New Eyes: Methodological Reassessments of<br />
the Letter of James. Eds. Robert L. Webb and John S. Kloppenborg. LNTS 342; London: T & T<br />
Clark, 2007.<br />
• With Craig A. Evans, “James.” Pages 257-287 in Bible Knowledge Background Commentary: John,<br />
Hebrews-Revelation. Ed. Craig A. Evans; Colorado Springs, CO.: Victor, 2005.<br />
Articles:<br />
• “Objects of Mercy in Jude: The Prophetic Background of Jude 22-23” (out for review)<br />
• “Strong and Weak Lines: Permeable Boundaries between Church and Culture in the Letter of<br />
James.” Review and Expositor 108.3 (2011): 391-405.<br />
• “Structure or Communicative Strategy: The ‘Two Ways’ Motif in James’ Theological<br />
Instruction.” Neotestamentica 42.2 (2008): 269-287.<br />
• “The Spectrum of Wisdom and Eschatology in the Epistle of James and 4QInstruction.”<br />
Tyndale Bulletin 56.2 (2005): 131-148.<br />
Dictionary Entries:<br />
• Articles on “Allegory,” “James,” “Jude,” “Perfection,” “World,” et al. in Baker Bible Dictionary.<br />
Ed. Tremper Longman. Grand Rapids: Baker, 2013.<br />
• "James." In The [Oxford] Encyclopedia of the Bible. Edited by Michael D. Coogan. New York and<br />
Oxford: Oxford <strong>University</strong> Press, 2009<br />
(http://www.oxfordbiblicalstudies.com/print/opr/t280/e3).<br />
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• Articles on “Pure,” “Impure,” “Holy,” et al. Mounce’s Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and<br />
New Testament Words. Ed. William Mounce; Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2006.<br />
Reviews:<br />
21) The Epistle of James (ICC), by Dale C. Allison. Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society<br />
(forthcoming).<br />
20) The Letter of James (NICNT), by Scot McKnight. Catholic Biblical Quarterly (forthcoming).<br />
19) The Heart of Biblical Theology: Providence Experienced, by Mark W. Elliott. The Good Book Blog<br />
(May 2013).<br />
18) A Narratological Reading of 1 Peter, by Abson Prédestin Joseph. Journal of the Evangelical<br />
Theology Society 56 (2013): 443-445<br />
17) The Catholic Epistles and Apostolic Tradition, Edited by Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr and Robert W.<br />
Wall. Journal of the Evangelical Theology Society 53.4 (2010): 846-849.<br />
16) Not By Paul Alone: The Formation of the Catholic Epistle Collection and the Christian Canon, by<br />
David R. Nienhuis. Journal of the Evangelical Theology Society 51.4 (2008): 862-864<br />
15) A Text-Linguistic Investigation into the Discourse Structure of James, by Mark Edward Taylor.<br />
Midwestern Journal of Theology 6.1 (2007): 72-75<br />
14) Jesus and the Eyewitnesses, by Richard Bauckham. Midwestern Journal of Theology 5.2 (2007): 83-<br />
84<br />
13) A Reader’s Greek New Testament, edited by Richard J. Goodrich and Albert L. Lukaszewski.<br />
Midwestern Journal of Theology 5.2 (2007): 81-82<br />
12) Drama of Doctrine: A Canonical-Linguistic Approach to Christian Theology, by Kevin Vanhoozer.<br />
Midwestern Journal of Theology 5.1 (2006): 41-42<br />
11) Brother of Jesus, Friend of God: Studies in the Letter of James, by Luke Timothy Johnson. Scottish<br />
Journal of Theology 59 (2006): 480-482<br />
10) Genre, Composition, and Hermeneutics in the Epistle of James, by Luke L. Cheung. Journal of the<br />
Evangelical Theological Society 48 (2005): 168-170<br />
9) A History of Biblical Interpretation: The Ancient Period (History of Biblical Interpretation Series)<br />
Edited by Alan J. Hauser and Duane F. Watson. Midwestern Journal of Theology 4.2 (2005): 65-<br />
67<br />
8) James of Jerusalem: Heir to Jesus of Nazareth, by Patrick J. Hartin. Review of Biblical Literature (2005)<br />
Online<br />
7) Conflict and Identity in Romans: The Social Setting of Paul's Letter, by Philip F. Esler. Review of<br />
Biblical Literature (2005) Online<br />
6) An Introduction to the New Testament: Contexts, Methods and Ministry Formation, by David<br />
DeSilva. Midwestern Journal of Theology 4.1 (2005): 90-92<br />
5) Ancient Judaism and Christian Origins by George W. E. Nickelsburg. Midwestern Journal of<br />
Theology 3.1 (2004): 100-102<br />
4) John the Baptist: Prophet of Purity for a New Age, by Catherine M. Murphy. Review of Biblical<br />
Literature (2004) Online<br />
3) Fortress Introduction to the New Testament, by Gerd Theissen. Review of Biblical Literature (2004)<br />
Online<br />
2) Jesus and Purity Halakhah: Was Jesus Indifferent to Impurity by Thomas Kazen. Review of Biblical<br />
Literature (2004) Online<br />
1) James: Wisdom of James, disciple of Jesus the sage, by Richard J. Bauckham. Midwestern Journal of<br />
Theology 2.2 (2004): 232-234<br />
SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS<br />
Institute for Biblical Research (2007)<br />
Tyndale Fellowship (Cambridge) (2005)<br />
Evangelical Theological Society (2001)<br />
Society of Biblical Literature (2001)<br />
The Phi Beta Kappa Society (1998)<br />
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MINISTRY EXPERIENCE<br />
Pastor of Spiritual Formation, Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA), Orange, CA<br />
January 2010-June 2013<br />
Retreat/Conference Speaker, The King’s College Annual Student Retreat, New York, NY<br />
September 2008<br />
Tutor/Coach, Institute of Biblical Studies, Campus Crusade for Christ Summer Training Program,<br />
Orlando, FL; Summer 2008 and Fort Collins, CO; Summer 2007<br />
• Facilitated seminars in Biblical Interpretation and Biblical Communication courses<br />
Pulpit Supply, Redeemer Montclair (PCA), Montclair, NJ<br />
As Requested June 2006 to May 2007<br />
Pulpit Supply, East Neuk Baptist Fellowship, Pittenweem and Anstruther, Scotland<br />
December 2002 to July 2004<br />
• Preached Sunday morning and evening service once a month<br />
Pastoral Intern and Interim Pastoral Assistant, First Southern Baptist Church, Lawrence, KS<br />
January 1999 to August 2002<br />
Small Group/Outreach Leader, Youth With A Mission, Elm Springs, AR<br />
January 1992 to March 1995<br />
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