Matthew L. Skinner
Associate Professor of New Testament

Matthew L. SkinnerEmail:
mskinner@luthersem.edu

Personal Website:
www.luthersem.edu/mskinner

Office:
651-641-3349    BH 120

Curriculum Vitae for Matthew L. Skinner

Courses:

NT 2218 01 GR PAULINE TRAD- 1 THESS AND GAL-GREEKSummer Session 2013-2014
NT 1211 01 GR SYNOPTIC GOSPELS-MARK-GREEK SECT Spring 2013-2014
NT 2218 01 EN PAULINE TRAD-1 THESS AND GAL-ENG SESpring 2013-2014
NT 4282 50 F6 INTERP PASSION NARRATIVES-ONLINE Spring 2013-2014
IC 3610 01 EXERCISES IN BIBLICAL THEOLOGY Fall 2013-2014
NT 1212 01 EN SYNOPTIC GOSPELS - LUKE - ENG SECTIFall 2013-2014
NT 6250 01 F6 THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES Fall 2013-2014

Speaking Topics:

Matthew L. Skinner is available to speak at your congregation's event or adult forum on the following topics. For other faculty and staff resources, visit our Online Resource Guide

  • How to Read and Interpret the Bible
  • Overview of the New Testament
  • Reading and Understanding the Parables of Jesus
  • The Acts of the Apostles
  • The Apostle Paul: His Writings, His Life, and His Theology
  • The Cruxifixion of Jesus: What Happened, and What Does It Mean?
  • The Gospel according to Luke
  • The Gospel according to Mark
  • Where Did Our Bible Come From?

Education:

View a detailed curriculum vitae for Matthew L. Skinner. This includes education, professional positions, activities, memberships and publications.

Ph.D.Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton, NJ
2002
M.Div.Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton, NJ
1997
A.B.Brown University
Providence, RI
1990

Biography:

Matthew Skinner joined the Luther Seminary faculty in 2002. He earned his graduate degrees from Princeton Theological Seminary, where he also served as a teaching fellow and visiting lecturer prior to accepting a call to Luther Seminary.

In 1990 he received the A.B. degree magna cum laude, with a concentration in philosophy, from Brown University, in 1997 the M.Div. degree and in 2002 the Ph.D. degree

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Profile:

"Interpreting the Bible is absolutely central to a local church’s understanding of itself."

Matt Skinner believes that pastors and lay leaders must help their congregations understand that Scripture is not a relic, but that we experience it as a living text that works on us and in us.

"Interpreting the Bible is absolutely central to a local church's interpretation of itself," he says. [more...]

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