Jack Cottrell (1938- ) is Professor of Theology at Cincinnati Christian University (formerly Cincinnati Christian Seminary). Dr. Cottrell received his A.B. and Th.B. from Cincinnati Bible College, and an A.B. in Philosophy from the University of Cincinnati. He achieved his M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary and followed that with his Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary, ultimately giving his dissertation on “Baptism and Covenant in the Theology of Huldreich Zwingli.”
Dr. Cottrell has been involved in various ministries in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. He is a prolific writer, having written on various theological subjects including grace, Biblical authority, ‘tough’ questions, baptism, feminism, the book of Romans, the Holy Spirit and many other theological issues and subjects.
The Faith Once For All: Bible Doctrine for Today (2007)
The Holy Spirit: A Biblical Study (2007)
Power From On High (2007)
Perspectives on Election: Five Views (ed. Chad Owen Brand, 2006) Cottrell’s view is Arminian.
Romans Volume 2 (NIV Commentary, 1998)
Baptism: A Biblical Study (1989)
NEW OR USED FROM AMAZON:
Gender Roles & the Bible: Creation, the Fall, & Redemption: A Critique of Feminist Biblical Interpretation (1994)
Headship, submission, and the Bible (1997) [TOP]
From Amazon Books:
Romans (vol. 1 – chaps. 1-8) (1996)
Dr. Cottrell has been involved in various ministries in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. He is a prolific writer, having written on various theological subjects including grace, Biblical authority, ‘tough’ questions, baptism, feminism, the book of Romans, the Holy Spirit and many other theological issues and subjects.
The Faith Once For All: Bible Doctrine for Today (2007)
The Holy Spirit: A Biblical Study (2007)
Power From On High (2007)
Perspectives on Election: Five Views (ed. Chad Owen Brand, 2006) Cottrell’s view is Arminian.
Romans Volume 2 (NIV Commentary, 1998)
Baptism: A Biblical Study (1989)
NEW OR USED FROM AMAZON:
Gender Roles & the Bible: Creation, the Fall, & Redemption: A Critique of Feminist Biblical Interpretation (1994)
Headship, submission, and the Bible (1997) [TOP]
From Amazon Books:
Romans (vol. 1 – chaps. 1-8) (1996)