A Brief Profile

I grew up in the jungles of Palawan (southern Philippines) where my father translated the NT into a tribal language.  After college I worked as a missionary in Asia from 1977-1999, where my wife and I raised our children. Having taught for nine years at a Christian liberal arts college in Florida (Clearwater Christian College), I will now begin teaching at Cedarville University in the Fall of 2008.  My passions include theology, the people of God [intended as a wonderfully "inclusive" term], and my wonderful wife, Sue.  I am working on a Christ centered Trinitarian model for Christian thought and action. Along the way I have studied under William Dyrness at Asian Theological Seminary (now at Fuller), Bob Peterson at Biblical Theological Seminary (now at Covenant Seminary, St. Louis), and I did my dissertation on wisdom christology with the guidance of  D. A. Carson at Trinity International University. I am keeping a close eye on John Franke, with whom I have had stimulating conversations, and have a special interest in the integration of faith and learning.

You can contact me by posting a comment or sending me an email at drdanebert@gmail.com.