Dr. Williams has a passion to help fill the great need
in the Church for interpreting and applying the Old
Testament to the New Testament: “The Old Testament
itself constitutes over three-quarters of the Bible, making
it an essential part of the faith and life of believers. In 2
Timothy 3:16, Paul writes that all Scripture is useful for
equipping the man of God. What Paul had immediately
in mind was what we call the Old Testament, so it is a central part of preparing men
for ministry.”
Having first served in the pastorate, Dr. Williams designs his courses with ministry
in mind: “I teach with an eye toward preparing men to preach and teach in a local
church on a weekly basis.”
In the fall of 2005, he became the youngest full-time faculty in RPTS history at age
33 when he assumed the role of Professor of Old Testament Studies. His representa
tive articles include the following: “Redeeming the Time” in Covenanter Witness and
“Thanksgiving and Covenanting” in Semper Reformanda. He is also the author of The
Shadow of Christ in the Book of Job and The Shadow of Christ in the Book of Lamentations.