Dr. Christina Crenshaw is an Assistant Professor at Arizona Christian University. She also serves the university's Cultural Research Center as a Fellow. She has over twenty years of experience in Christian education. Dr. Crenshaw holds a Ph.D. in Education with an emphasis in American Literature from Baylor University, a Masters in Biblical and Theological Studies with an emphasis in Christian Leadership from Dallas Theological Seminary, and an undergraduate degree in English and Secondary Education from Texas A&M University. She also earned her Texas teaching certification and a Biblical Counseling certification from Southwestern Seminary. Dr. Crenshaw's academic experience has been predominantly focused on undergraduate education. She held an Assistant Professorship at California Baptist University and a Lectureship at Baylor University. In these faculty roles, she's taught a diverse range of disciplines to college students, including Faith and Writing, Christian Leadership, Spiritual Formation, Human Trafficking Prevention, and Teacher Education. In addition to faculty positions, Dr. Crenshaw has had the distinction of serving in thought leadership roles. She held an Associate position at The Hendricks Center at Dallas Seminary and a Fellowship with The Land Center at Southwestern Seminary. In these capacities, she has contributed to the field of cultural apologetics, church and cultural engagement, faith and work, and biblical justice through podcasts, webinars, articles, and conferences. Her forthcoming book, Redeeming Justice: Doing Good for God's Glory, will be released in February of 2026 by Harvest House Publishing. Beyond her academic pursuits, Dr. Crenshaw is actively involved in ministry and church conferences. She is particularly passionate about speaking to Millenials and Gen Z. She balances her professional life with her roles as a wife and mother, residing in Waco, TX with her husband and two sons.