About Peter DeHaan

Peter DeHaan Encourages Others to Read and Study the Bible

A Bible A Day is written and published by Peter DeHaan, A lifelong student of the Bible, Peter DeHaan wrote the 700-page website ABibleADay.com to encourage people to explore the Bible, the greatest book ever written.

Author Peter DeHaan, a lifelong study of the Bible

His weekly newsletter, with a growing circulation, discusses biblical Christianity to confront status quo religion and make a faith that matters.

Each week he keeps the discussion going with multiple posts to his blog.

Peter DeHaan earned a PhD degree from Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary, conferred on June 15, 2012, awarded “with high distinction” and endorsed by Canterbury Christ Church University, England. He also has an MBA and PhD in business administration from Kennedy-Western University.

In addition to numerous articles, his Haiku, “Why I Write” was a top-twenty winner for Imagine This! An ArtPrize Anthology. His personal essay, “The Seven Transformations of Peter DeHaan,” is part of The Transformation Project anthology.  And he has two short stories in Christmas Presence: “Best Christmas Ever” and “Our Future Hope.” He also won an award with his piece, “How I Found Jesus.”

Peter’s writing career spans three decades, having published hundreds of articles and authored four academic works, with multiple blogs and over 20 published books. He cofounded the Kalamazoo Christian Writers critique group. Peter gives back to the writing community with his writer’s blog, Byline.

Vocationally, Peter is president of Peter DeHaan Publishing, Inc., which he launched in 2001.

Peter lives with his wife in beautiful Southwest Michigan and wrangles crossword puzzles in his spare time. They have two married children and five amazing grandchildren.

Peter DeHaan’s main website contains information and links to his blogs and newsletter.

A lifelong student of the Bible, Peter DeHaan, PhD, wrote the 1,000-page website ABibleADay.com to encourage people to explore the Bible. His main blog and many books urge Christians to push past the status quo and reconsider how they practice their faith in every area of their lives.