Assistant Professor of Theology

Professional Career•Chicago, IL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Moody Bible Institute seeks a faculty member with expertise in systematic, historical, and philosophical theology to teach, mentor, and invest in students within a vibrant Christian learning community. This is an opportunity to bring your expertise in systematic, historical, and philosophical theology to a Christ-centered academic community where teaching extends beyond the classroom through mentoring, scholarship, and meaningful engagement with students. If you are committed to biblical faithfulness, intellectual rigor, and developing the next generation of Christian leaders, we invite you to consider joining our faculty. Moody Bible Institute is a Christ-centered higher education and media ministry dedicated to equipping people with the truth of God's Word. Through biblical education, trusted media, and ministry resources, Moody impacts lives around the world with the hope of the gospel. For more than a century, Moody has prepared students for ministry, leadership, and service through biblically grounded education, spiritual formation, and practical ministry training. Our faculty play a vital role in this mission by combining academic excellence with a commitment to mentoring and discipleship.

Requirements

Master's degree in Systematic Theology, Historical Theology, or a closely related discipline.
Undergraduate teaching experience in a higher education setting.
Demonstrated ability to teach courses in systematic and historical theology.
Evidence of scholarly engagement through research and publication.
Strong commitment to Christian faith, local church involvement, and faith integration in higher education.
Passion for student development through teaching, mentoring, and advising.
Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated integrity, professionalism, and servant-hearted leadership.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without current or future employer sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

PhD in Theology or a closely related discipline.

Responsibilities

Teach undergraduate theology and related courses with excellence and effectiveness.
Develop syllabi, learning outcomes, and assessment strategies aligned with program objectives.
Mentor and advise students through Christ-centered academic and spiritual guidance.
Contribute to curriculum development, assessment initiatives, and program improvement.
Participate in faculty governance, committee service, and institutional initiatives.
Engage in ongoing research, scholarship, and professional development.
Foster meaningful relationships with students through participation in campus life, chapels, and community events.
Support Moody's mission through academic, spiritual, and institutional service.