Karen Bullock is the professor of Christian heritage and director of the doctoral program at the B.H. Carroll Theological Institute in Irving, Texas.
Karen’s articles that have appeared on EthicsDaily.com are available here.
1. Where did you grow up?
My father was a church planter so I spent my early years on the campus of Golden Gate Theological Seminary and in Millbrae, California. We moved to Big Spring, Texas, when I was in junior high school and lived there until I left for college.
2. What is your favorite verse, book or story in the Bible? Why?
Psalm 91:1-2.
I have found this verse to express God’s protection and faithfulness to me, both of which I have experienced fully across almost 50 years of knowing him.
3. What is your favorite movie? Why?
“Chariots of Fire.”
It is based on the historical account of Eric Liddell, a devout Scottish Christian, who ran for the glory of God, refused to compete on the Sabbath because of his convictions and won a gold medal in the 1924 Olympics. He chose God’s ways above all else, and I admire him.
4. Who are three people you admire?
William and Helen O’Dell (my parents), Thomas Helwys and Obadiah Holmes.
5. What is one little known fact about yourself?
I was a fencer in college.
