Peter J. Leithart

Peter J. Leithart is a respected theologian, author, and pastor, known for his insightful contributions to Reformed theology and Christian cultural engagement. With a deep commitment to the study and application of Scripture, Leithart has become a leading voice in contemporary Christian thought, particularly in the areas of biblical theology, church history, and the intersection of faith and culture.

Leithart earned his PhD in theology from the University of Cambridge, where his academic work focused on early Christian thought, the early church fathers, and the development of Christian doctrine. This scholarly foundation has shaped his approach to theology, blending historical depth with a passion for biblical exegesis and pastoral ministry.

As the president of the Theopolis Institute, a center for theological education, Leithart has dedicated his life to training pastors, scholars, and laypeople in the practical application of theology. His ministry focuses on helping believers live out their faith in every area of life, from personal spiritual growth to societal engagement.

Leithart is the author of numerous books, including The End of Protestantism, Defending Constantine, and A House for God. His writings cover a wide range of topics, from church history and liturgy to Christian engagement with politics and culture. His work is characterized by its deep intellectual rigor, accessibility, and a commitment to making theology practical for everyday life.

A sought-after speaker, Leithart regularly addresses conferences, seminars, and churches, encouraging Christians to think critically about their faith and how they engage with the world around them. His influence extends beyond academia into the lives of countless individuals and communities seeking to apply the teachings of Scripture in a complex, modern world.

Peter J. Leithart’s theological contributions continue to shape the Reformed tradition and inspire Christians to live faithfully in the 21st century.