“Thinking theologically is a great adventure … And if we are to preach the good news of Jesus Christ today and make sense, we need to think coherently about God, Jesus Christ and the world.”

Lincoln joined the staff team in 2006 and is the tutor for Christian doctrine. He teaches doctrine and oversees the programmes for training ordained pioneer ministers.

He studied systematic theology in London and wrote his doctoral dissertation on ‘“The Two Hands of the Father”: A trinitarian doctrine of creation as a Christian solution to the question of how humans grow in knowledge of the world’ (Kings College London, 2008). He has ministerial experience as a youth worker in a lively Anglican parish and in working with the marginalized with the Society of St. Francis.

He has written articles in Christian theology and is currently editing the forthcoming volume Essays in the Theology of Colin E. Gunton (London/New York: T&T Clark, 2010). His research interests include the doctrine of God, the doctrine of creation and theologies of culture.

Lincoln lives in central London.