Chris Miller, Ph.D.
Senior Professor of Biblical Studies Cedarville University
Biblical studies professor specializing in Old Testament literature, biblical interpretation and theological exposition.
Media
Biography
Miller has taught Old Testament Literature for more than three decades and has developed biblical education resources used in university, church and continuing-education settings. His work emphasizes careful examination of biblical context, literary features and the development of biblical theology.
His published work includes studies of Mosaic law, Peter's vision in Acts 10, Paul's gospel in Galatians, and the Old Testament books of Judges and Ruth. He is also the author of Matthew in the New Testament Exposition Commentary series.
Miller earned a Ph.D. in Bible Exposition from Dallas Theological Seminary, a ThM in Systematic Theology from Grace Theological Seminary and a BA in Bible from Tennessee Temple University. His professional interests include Old Testament literature, biblical interpretation and exposition for teaching and ministry.
Areas of Expertise
Education
Dallas Theological Seminary
Ph.D.
Bible Exposition
1994
Grace Theological Seminary
Th.M.
Systematic Theology
1981
Tennessee Temple University
B.A.
Bible
1976
Links
Media Appearances
The Christian Colleges Welcoming ‘Socratic Bots’
Christianity Today online
2026-08-12
Christianity Today identifies Chris Miller, senior professor of biblical studies at Cedarville University, in coverage of Christian colleges’ use of artificial intelligence. The article discusses custom AI tools Miller created for students studying biblical material.
Episode #15 - Am I Reading the Bible Wrong?
From Here to There online
2022-05-25
Podcast interview with Dr. Chris Miller of Cedarville University about reading the Bible theologically and understanding how Scripture reveals details about God.
Research Focus
Old Testament Literature
Historical, literary and theological interpretation
Miller's teaching and published work examine the structure, context, themes and theological contribution of Old Testament books, including Judges, Ruth, Job and other biblical texts.
Biblical Law and New Testament Interpretation
The relationship between biblical commands and Christian interpretation
His scholarship addresses the role and interpretation of Mosaic law, including its relationship to Jewish and Gentile believers and its treatment in New Testament passages.
Expository Biblical Teaching
Communicating biblical texts for academic and ministry settings
Miller develops courses, commentaries and teaching resources that guide students, pastors and church communities through close reading and exposition of Scripture.
