Paul Stevens joined the Regent faculty in 1987 as Associate Professor of Applied Theology and was named the David J. Brown Professor of Marketplace Theology and Leadership in 1999. During his tenure at Regent, Dr. Stevens taught courses on Marketplace Theology, equipping and empowering the people of God, and ministry and spirituality. In addition, he served the College as Academic Dean. Dr. Stevens’s primary focus in teaching and writing is equipping the whole people of God for leadership. He has taught and spoken at institutions all over the world, including Tyndale Seminary in Toronto, the Christian Studies Institute in Brazil, Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Biblical Graduate School of Theology in Singapore, and in Kenya for the Certificate in Ministry offered by Carey Theological College. Dr. Stevens was named Professor Emeritus of Marketplace Theology and Leadership in 2005 and continues to teach courses frequently at Regent. Dr. Stevens is a craftsman with wood, words, and images and has worked as a carpenter, a student counsellor, a pastor, and a professor. His personal mission is to empower the whole people of God to integrate their faith and life from Monday to Sunday. Dr. Stevens and his late wife Gail have three married children and eight grandchildren. Paul has resided in Vancouver since 1969 and traveled to all continents (except Antarctica) to teach, learn, and contribute.

Areas of Expertise

• Equipping the Whole People of God for Leadership
• Everyday Spirituality
• Spirituality and Work
• Theology of Work
• Marketplace Theology

Media & Publications

• Are You A Rich Fool? – Blog
• Taking Your Soul to Work: Overcoming the Nine Deadly Sins of the Workplace – Book
• Work Matters: Lessons from Scripture – Book
• Doing God’s Business: Meaning and Motivation for the Marketplace – Book
• The Complete Book of Everyday Christianity: An A-to-Z Guide to Following Christ in Every Aspect of Life – Book
• Seven Days of Faith: Every Day Alive with God – Book
• Thoughtful Parenting: A Manual of Wisdom for Home and Family – Book