Dr. Titus Kennedy

Assistant Professor of Bible Exposition

Dr. Kennedy is an archaeologist with a focus on the ancient Near East, Roman Mediterranean, and Biblical Archaeology from the Bronze Age through the Roman period. He has directed archaeological projects at numerous sites and conducted artifact research at museums around the world. He is also a research fellow at the Discovery Institute and has taught archaeology at Biola University and Shepherd's Theological Seminary. In addition to publishing articles and books on various aspects of Biblical Archaeology, Dr. Kennedy currently serves as editor of the Near East Archaeological Society Bulletin and occasionally works on history and archaeology documentaries and curricula.

Teaching topic: Isaiah, Hezekiah, and the Dead Sea Scrolls: How archaeology confirms the preservation of Scripture and the historical accuracy of the Bible