Rick McGrath, Ph.D., holds dual doctorates in Business Management and Biblical Studies, with his primary scholarly focus centered on biblical theology, prophetic literature, covenant continuity, and the doctrinal development of the Church. His work is marked by a commitment to careful exegesis, historical awareness, and theological coherence, seeking to interpret Scripture within its original context while tracing its fulfillment in Christ and its implications for the contemporary Church.
Dr. McGrath’s research in Biblical Studies engages themes such as covenant theology, prophetic fulfillment, sacramental theology, ecclesiology, and the continuity between the Old and New Testaments. He writes with particular concern for recovering the gravity of divine holiness, the integrity of mediated access to God, and the necessity of reverent worship in an age inclined toward theological reductionism.
In addition to his theological scholarship, Dr. McGrath conducts research in business ethics, institutional leadership, DEI frameworks, and the integration of artificial intelligence in corporate environments. His published essays in the field of business include: The Crisis of Institutional Amnesia: Why AI Proves Corporate Leadership Has Failed, The Potential Hazards to International Trade and Economic Fallout from U.S. Rhetoric Toward Allies, and The Critical Choice: How Leadership Culture Determines Organizational Survival in the Age of Automation. His interdisciplinary background informs his writing with analytical rigor and structural clarity.