Journal of Thai Protestant Theology

Mission Statement

The Journal of Thai Protestant Theology exists to foster faithful theological reflection and scholarship rooted in the Evangelical Protestant tradition within the Thai context. Our mission is to support pastors, theologians, students, and lay leaders by providing a platform for thoughtful engagement with Scripture, doctrine, and the life of the church in Thailand. We aim to promote theological clarity, pastoral insight, and gospel-centered truth that builds up the Thai church for faithful witness and ministry.

About the Journal

The Journal of Thai Protestant Theology is a semi-academic publication committed to the theological growth of the Thai Evangelical Protestant community. We publish scholarly articles and theological essays that are grounded in biblical truth, sensitive to local cultural contexts, and focused on the needs of the Thai church.

Articles are selected through an editorial review process, conducted by an experienced board of pastors, theologians, and church leaders. Our aim is to bridge the gap between academic theology and pastoral ministry by promoting clear, thoughtful, and faithful theological engagement.

The journal welcomes submissions from authors within the Evangelical Protestant tradition who seek to serve the church through theological scholarship.

Editorial and Review Policy

The Journal of Thai Protestant Theology uses an editorial review model, meaning all submissions are evaluated by the editor and, where appropriate, the editorial board. Articles are assessed based on:

• Theological accuracy and alignment with Evangelical Protestant doctrines
• Clarity of argument and structure
• Relevance to the Thai church and cultural context
• Contribution to theological understanding or ministry practice

Editorial Board Structure

• Editor-in-Chief – Oversees the journal and finalizes all publication decisions.
• Associate Editors – Assist in reviewing submissions and managing themed issues.

Volume 2, Issue 2 – May 2025

• A Theological Defense of Trinitarian Doctrine, the Eternal Sonship of Christ, and the True Incarnation: A Rebuttal of the Heretical Teachings of Bright Romance

• Spirit and Fire: Recovering the Meaning of Matthew 3:11 from Experiential Misuse
• Has Prophecy Ceased? A Biblical and Theological Defense of the Cessation of Revelatory Foretelling

Volume 1, Issue 1 – April 2025

• Slain in the Spirit and Strange Fire: A Biblical and Theological Critique of Neo-Charismatic Manifestations

• Power That Leads to the Cross, and the Cross That Leads to Life: A Strategy for Evangelizing and Discipling Thai Buddhists into the Evangelical Faith