Scott Gibson

Scott Gibson

Professor of Preaching (retired), Baylor Universtity

Professor of Preaching (retired), Baylor University

Scott M. Gibson was born in New Castle, PA. He came to faith in Christ as a teenager through the ministry of a country Baptist church. Following a call to ministry, Scott studied at Penn State University, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, the University of Toronto, Princeton Seminary, and the University of Oxford from where he received the Doctor of Philosophy. Scott served as a pastor and interim pastor in Western Pennsylvania, including New Bethlehem, Clarion, and New Castle. He taught preaching at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (27 years) and developed the PhD in Preaching program at Baylor University’s Truett Seminary (7 years) and recently returned to Gordon-Conwell as the Haddon W. Robinson Chair of Preaching and also continues as a Lecturer in Preaching at Baylor University. Scott is the author of several books on preaching. He and his wife Rhonda split their time between New Castle and New England. Scott has a passion for his home region and wants to invest in encouraging rural preachers.

Scott M. Gibson was born in New Castle, PA. He came to faith in Christ as a teenager through the ministry of a country Baptist church. Following a call to ministry, Scott studied at Penn State University, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, the University of Toronto, Princeton Seminary, and the University of Oxford from where he received the Doctor of Philosophy. Scott served as a pastor and interim pastor in Western Pennsylvania, including New Bethlehem, Clarion, and New Castle. He taught preaching at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (27 years) and developed the PhD in Preaching program at Baylor University’s Truett Seminary (7 years) and recently returned to Gordon-Conwell as the Haddon W. Robinson Chair of Preaching and also continues as a Lecturer in Preaching at Baylor University. Scott is the author of several books on preaching. He and his wife Rhonda split their time between New Castle and New England. Scott has a passion for his home region and wants to invest in encouraging rural preachers.