At Wheaton:

• History of Philosophy
• Issues and Worldviews in Philosophy
  

Elsewhere:

• Introduction to Philosophy
• Introduction to Ethics
• Critical Thinking
• Philosophy of Religion
• Just War Theory

• American Philosophical Association
• Society of Christian Philosophers
• Evangelical Philosophical Society

My current research includes thinking hard about the nature of resurrection and the various philosophical problems it raises, arguing for the adoption of a new modal semantics, and critiquing the assumptions that support contemporary just war theory.  I think that a new modal semantics can help us overcome worries about modal skepticism and illuminate the link between conceivability and possibility.  The doctrine of resurrection appeals to me because it is both a particular case of the more general problem of personal identity, and an opportunity to apply philosophy to theological concerns.

Publications
• "On Morally Grounding National-Defense,” Southwest Philosophy Review
• "Resurrection," Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (forthcoming)
  
  
Presentations
• “The Sovereignty-Aseity Conviction” Pacific APA, Philosophy of Religion Group, 2007.
• “Modern Weapons and Modern Problems,” Notre Dame Center for Ethic and Culture Fall Conference on Modernity, 2006.
• Invited Commentator on “Scientific Creationism, Intelligent Design, and the Demarcation Problem,” Southwestern Philosophical Society, 2006.
• “Evangelicals and the Buildings They Build,” EPS National Meeting, 2006.
• “Tragic Wars are Possible,” University of Indianapolis Philosophy Colloquium
• “The Morality of Perdurantism,” Pacific APA, Philosophy of Religion Group, 2006. 
• Invited Commentator on “Emergent Substance” Central APA, 2006.           
• Invited Commentator on “Can National Defense be Morally Grounded in Self-Defense?” Southwestern Philosophical Society, 2005.
• “A Critique of the Jumping Animals Account of Resurrection,” Pacific APA, Main Program, 2005.
• “What Worlds There Are,” EPS National Meeting, 2005.
• “Should Christian Universities Adopt David Lewis’ Treaty?”  Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture Fall Conference, 2005.
• “What Worlds There Are,” Midwest SCP Meeting, 2005.
• Invited Commentator on “Time Travel, Coinciding Objects, and Persistence”, Central States Philosophy Association Conference, 2004.
• “Tragic Wars are Possible,” Alabama Philosophical Association, 2004.
• “Evangelicals and the Buildings They Build,” Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture Fall Conference, 2004.
• “Laundering Dirty Relationships: A Moral Paradox Involving Evangelical Conceptions of Marriage,” EPS National Meeting, 2004.
• Invited Commentator on “Buridan’s Bridge and MacFarlane’s Relative Truth” at the Mid-South Philosophy Conference 2004.
• "A Critique of the Jumping Animals Account of Resurrection," SCP Eastern Meeting, 2003.
  
  Reviews & Professional Service
• Reviewed The Untamed God: A Philosophical Exploration of Divine Perfection, Simplicity and Immutability, for the journal Faith and Philosophy.
• Reviewed The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Religion, for the journal Religious Studies Review.
• Refereed for the journal Australasian Journal of Philosophy.
• Refereed for the journal Grazer Philosophische Studien.
• Refereed for the journal Logic and Logical Studies.
• Wrote book and chapter abstracts for both Nature of Necessity by Alvin Plantinga, and Essays in the Metaphysics of Modality by Alvin Plantinga, for Oxford University Press’ Oxford Scholarship Online.  Additionally, I developed the keyword lists used by OUP.
• Chaired sessions and facilitated discussion at various conferences including the APA.