Theologia Viatorum
Theologia Viatorum (theology of the pilgrims): The Journal of the London Lyceum is a peer-reviewed journal for analytic, Baptist, and/or confessional theology that is published on an (at least) annual basis by the London Lyceum. The journal seeks to promote serious thinking for a serious church by retrieving the wisdom from analytic philosophy, the Baptist tradition, and classical Protestantism as confessed in the confessional documents of the Reformed tradition. The journal seeks to promote the Reformed catholic tradition by confessing what is held in common by the Second London Confession of Faith, the Orthodox Creed (1679), the Westminster Confession of Faith, the Three Forms of Unity, and the Anglican Formularies. While we are a Reformed journal we accept submissions that hold alternative viewpoints and faith commitments.
Currently Theologia Viatorum is primarily a special issue journal. The journal is expected to explore adding an additional general topics issue in 2024.
Accepted articles include the following: articles dealing with analytic theology, Baptist theology, confessional theology, or any theological or philosophical article advancing serious Christian thinking.
The journal also priotizes translations or transcriptions of existing quality literature that is not published in English or not available in an accessible format with the addition of a brief introduction as special essays.
SUBMISSIONS
We follow a double-blind peer-review process and seek to provide initial decisions on submissions within 3 months of submission.
Formatting should be done in Chicago style. Several notes to emphasize:
- Please include a 100-200 word abstract with 5-6 key words
- Please use headings throughout
- Footnotes instead of in-text citations should be used
- Do not use Ibid

Recent Issue
Theologia Viatorum: The Journal of the London Lyceum is available in both print and digital format. Both options are available below. Print is purchased via Amazon whereas the digital option is downloaded directly from our website.
- Volume 1, Issue 1: The Liberty of Conscience
- Volume 2, Issue 1: John Gill (Forthcoming)
Editorial Team
Jordan L. Steffaniak
ThM (PhD Candidate, University of Birmingham, UK)
Garrett Walden
ThM, Senior Editor (Grace Heritage Church)
Brandon Ayscue
MDiv, Assoc. Editor (Harriett Baptist Church)
Christopher Woznicki
PhD, Assoc. Editor of Systematic & Analytic Theology (Fuller Theological Seminary)
Morgan Byrd
MDiv, Assoc. Editor of Confessional Theology (Palmetto Shores Church)
Cody Floate
MDiv, Assoc. Editor of Exegetical Theology (ThM Student, Puritan Reformed Seminary)
Conner McMakin
MDiv, Assoc. Editor of Pastoral Theology (First Baptist Church of Springlake)
Jake Stone
BS, Associate Editor of Baptist Theology (MDiv Student, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Hunter Hindsman
MDiv, Assoc. Editor of Patristic Theology (PhD Student, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Ryan Modisette
ThM, Associate Editor of Medieval Theology (PhD Student, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Jonathan Baddley
MA, Associate Editor of Reformation Theology (PhD Student, University of Cambridge)
Editorial Board
Guillaume Bignon
PhD (Association Axiome)
Jason Alligood
PhD (Fellowship Bible Church)
Benjamin Quinn
PhD (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Geoff Chang
PhD (Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary)
James Anderson
PhD (Reformed Theological Seminary)
J.T. Turner
PhD (Anderson University)
Mitch Chase
PhD (Kosmosdale Baptist Church)
David Hogg
PhD (Phoenix Seminary)
Brandon D. Smith
PhD (Cedarville University)
Matthew C. Bingham
PhD (Oak Hill College)
Jesse Owens
PhD (Welch College)