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J. Carl Laney

J. Carl Laney

Western Seminary
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Dr. Laney was born in Georgia and moved to Oregon at a young age. While attending the University of Oregon, he met the love of his life, Nancy Lilly, whom he married in 1971. They have been blessed by four grown children and four grandchildren.

Raised in a Christian home, he expressed his faith in Jesus at a young age, but it was not until his days at the University of Oregon that he entered into a more personal relationship with God. It was during his junior year that he sensed God leading him into Christian service and upon graduating from college he attended Western Seminary.

Dr. Laney has served as the Professor of Biblical Studies at Western Seminary since 1977. He has also spent time abroad as a visiting professor at seminaries in the Philippines and the Netherlands. On his travels, he has visited Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Dr. Laney enjoys teaching Bible classes and courses that focus on the historical, geographical and cultural backgrounds of the Bible.

You can read more about Dr. Laney at his personal website

Professor profile at Western Seminary's website.

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Western Seminary
Education
  • Doctorate of Theology (ThD) - Dallas Theological Seminary
  • Master of Divinity (MDiv) - Western Conservative Baptist Seminary
  • Master of Theology (ThM) - Western Conservative Baptist Seminary
  • Bachelor of Science (BS) - University of Oregon

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Foundations

New Testament Overview

J. Carl Laney
21 Lessons
J. Carl Laney
The Story of Moses: From Egypt to Mount Nebo
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The Story of Moses: From Egypt to Mount Nebo

Moses is regarded by many as the most important figure in the Hebrew Bible. His name appears 767 times. Only King David is mentioned more often than Moses. The great...

The Story of Moses: From Egypt to Mount Nebo
The Story of the Apostle Paul
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The Story of the Apostle Paul

Other than Jesus Himself, there is no person more significant in the spread of Christianity than the Apostle Paul. Surprisingly, he wasn’t even among the twelve whom Jesus...

The Story of the Apostle Paul
Twelve Sermons Which I Love to Preach: The Joy of Preaching and How I do it
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Twelve Sermons Which I Love to Preach: The Joy of Preaching and How I do it

As a seminary professor and pastor for over forty years, it has been my privilege to teach and preach the Bible, God's Word. This book contains twelve of the in...

Twelve Sermons Which I Love to Preach: The Joy of Preaching and How I do it
The Story of Jesus: Past, Present and Future
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The Story of Jesus: Past, Present and Future

Many people would agree that the most significant and influential person to walk on planet earth has been Jesus of Nazareth. Although he never led an army, ruled a nation or...

The Story of Jesus: Past, Present and Future
The Story of Israel: A Short History of the Land and Its People
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The Story of Israel: A Short History of the Land and Its People

The story of Israel is the story of how God reached down from heaven to create, sustain and bless humanity. The story includes adventure, suspense, love, hate, good and...

The Story of Israel: A Short History of the Land and Its People
Discipleship: Training from the Master Disciple Maker
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Discipleship: Training from the Master Disciple Maker

This book is a study of the final instructions Jesus presented to His disciples in the Upper Room on the night before His crucifixion (John 13-17). In His final words, Jesus...

Discipleship: Training from the Master Disciple Maker
I was raised in a Christian home and expressed my faith in Jesus as a child. But it was not until my student days at the University of Oregon that I entered into a more personal with God. This was due in large part to the influence of a fraternity brother, Bill Hansell, who was active with the ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. It was the late sixties and a time of radical student activism which included protest marches, demonstrations, and sit-ins. Everyone was seeking a worthy cause to which to devote their lives. After much thought and reflection, I concluded that the only cause worthy of lifetime commitment was helping others find peace with God through the Good News of the Bible. It was during my college years that I became a serious-minded follower of Jesus. During my junior year at the University of Oregon, I began to sense God’s leading to Christian service and enrolled at Western Seminary after graduating from the University of Oregon.