In 2002, Grant came to Australia to take a position as Creative Ministries and Small Groups Pastor in an ACC church in Melbourne\'s southeastern suburbs.\ From 2006 he taught biblical, ministry and theological subjects at Harvest Bible College, joining the team full time in 2010 as the Head of Vocational Education Training (VET) studies. In 2015 he took on the role as Dean of Learning and Teaching with the Higher Education Faculty. He is currently Senior Lecturer with the School of Ministry and Theology at AUC, where he continues to teach theology, biblical and ministry subjects, and is the Program Director of the Graduate Certificate of Professional Supervision in the School of Health and Human Sciences.\
Grant completed his PhD in 2021\ at the University of Divinity in Melbourne. His topic explored a pneumatological reading of the New Creation motif in Galatians, and how this impacts\ Christian identity.\ He has also completed a Master of Counselling and a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision.
Apart from his academic role and teaching, he has worked in school chaplaincy and runs a private counselling and professional supervision business. He is active as an itinerant speaker and runs Leadership Training and Development courses, and is part of the community at Aspire Church, Hampton Park.\
Grant is a member of the Biblical Studies research cluster.
Ph.D. (University of Divinity), The Spirit, New Creation, and Christian Identity in Galatians: Towards a Pneumatological Reading of Galatians – 2021
M.Counselling (Alphacrucis University College) – 2023
MA (Min) (Harvest Bible College) – 2010
Grad Cert Professional Supervision (Aplhacrucis University College) – 2023
Grad Cert (Research Methodologies) (University of Divinity), “Jesus, Moses and ‘Us’: Exploring the Relationship between Covenant, Transformation, and Identity in 2 Corinthians 3–4” – 2013
BTh (Otago University) – 2006
Cert IV TAE (Sarina Russo) – 2013
AAOS (since 2024)
Fellowship of Biblical Studies (since 2010)
PACFA (since 2024)
Society for the Study of Theology (since 2020)
Society of Biblical Literature (since 2016)