Academic Career
- Co-editor of the Scottish Journal of Theology (1982–present)
- Lecturer in New Testament, Queen's College, Birmingham (1985–1989)
- Lecturer in New Testament and patristics, University of Birmingham (1989–1993)
- Lecturer in Divinity, University of Aberdeen (1993–1997)
- Senior Lecturer in Divinity, University of Aberdeen (1997–1999)
- Professor of Patristics and Christian Ethics, University of Aberdeen (1999–2004)
- Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Divinity, University of Aberdeen (2001–2004)
- Master, Christ's College, Aberdeen (2001–2004)
- President, Princeton Theological Seminary (2004–present)
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