GCU Faculty | Brett Berger

Brett Berger

Department Chair, Instructor

Biography

Brett was born and raised in Arizona. He completed an MDiv from Phoenix Seminary and a ThM from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. His academic interests include biblical theology, ethics, and spiritual formation. He and his wife, Audra, have three sons. In addition to his work at GCU as Coordinator of the Barnabas Pastoral Program, he serves his church by leading a small group Bible Study and a ministry focused on the integration of faith and work.

Education

Bachelor of Science
Master of Divinity in Biblical Communication
Master of Theology

Programs Taught

Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry (Accelerated Pathway to Master of Divinity)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Biblical Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Biblical Studies (Accelerated Pathway to MDiv)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Global Ministry

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Classes

BIB-106: Old Testament Survey
BIB-107: New Testament Survey
BIB-355: Biblical Interpretation and Application
BIB-360: Gospels and Acts
BIB-370: Hebrew Poetical and Wisdom Literature

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Publications

Berger, Brett. “Theology Thursday: Yom Kippur.” Living Faith (blog), October 13, 2016. https://blogs.gcu.edu/college-of-theology/theology-thursday-yom-kippur/.
Berger, Brett. “Review of The Biblical Greek Companion for Bible Software Users by Mark L. Strauss.” Journal of Biblical and Theological Studies 2, no. 2 (2017): 386–88.
Berger, Brett. “Review of A Peculiar Glory: How the Christian Scriptures Reveal Their Complete Truthfulness by John Piper.” Journal of Biblical and Theological Studies 2, no. 1 (2017): 109–12.

Awards

President's Faculty Award of Excellence - 2013

All Articles by Brett Berger

Theology Thursday: Redemption

Biblical writers use different images to describe God’s act of salvation. This week we look at salvation through a term used for slavery: redemption.

10/10/2019

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