About

Rev. J. Davila Ashcraft, Anglican priest, exorcist, Apologist and Theologian, has developed this website as an extension of his ministry. He is able to articulate the teachings of Christ to a contemporary audience and provide answers for challenges to Faith in Christ, as well as addressing the complexities of spiritual warfare in its wide scope without appealing to folk traditions, occult ideas or bad theology. He is an author and speaker and has trained both clergy and laity in the theology and methodology of spiritual combat. 

In addition, this website is designed to provide clarity on the historical Church. That is, it explores the history and theology of the Christian Faith, advocating for a return to Apostolic tradition and teaching, thus grounding our walk with Christ in the very same faith as the Apostles and early Church. It is designed to be a resource for Early Christian studies.

In his work as a Theologian and Apologist, he brings philosophy, history, science, logic and Sacred Scripture together, demonstrating that they are not at all contradictory, but complementary. He is an advocate of Patristics, a cultural traditionalist, and socially conservative in the pre-Enlightenment sense.

He is a media professional, having hosted talk radio programs on both digital and terrestrial radio, and has appeared on and been a consultant for a wide variety of media, including programming on CNN, National Geographic Channel, and The Travel Channel, as well as such radio programs as Art Bell, Erskine Overnight, Jimmy Church's Fade to Black, The Josh Tolley Show, A View From the Bunker, and more.

He is a member of the Evangelical Philosophical Society and holds a B.A. in Biblical Studies and Theology and a Masters in Apologetics (Philosophy of Religion), both from God's Bible College (Cincinnati, OH.), where Oswald Chambers, author of the Christian classic, My Utmost For His Highest, was a founding faculty member. 

He has taught and lectured at colleges and conferences and is available for speaking engagements on a variety of topics. If you have any questions, feel free to email: jack.ashcraft@gbs.edu