James R. White

James White is a Christian author, professor, and apologist known for his extensive work in theological debates and writings on Reformed Baptist theology. He has authored or contributed to over twenty-four books, including notable titles such as "The King James Only Controversy," "The Forgotten Trinity," "The Potter’s Freedom," and "The God Who Justifies." His works primarily explore themes of biblical authority, doctrinal clarity, and Christian apologetics, addressing audiences within evangelical and Reformed circles.

As the director of Alpha and Omega Ministries, White has engaged in more than 140 public debates with prominent figures from various religious traditions, including Roman Catholicism, Islam, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and Mormonism, as well as critics like Bart Ehrman and John Dominic Crossan. His expertise spans Greek, Systematic Theology, and apologetics, which he has taught as a professor. An elder at the Phoenix Reformed Baptist Church, White combines scholarly rigor with pastoral insight in his writings and public engagements.

White has been married for over three decades and has two children and a grandchild. Residing in Phoenix, Arizona, he continues to write, teach, and participate in theological discourse, maintaining a significant influence in contemporary Christian apologetics.