Douglas Bond is author of more than thirty books of historical fiction, biography, devotion, and practical theology; several in Dutch, Portuguese, and Korean. Two-book Grace Award finalist, Bond is director of the Oxford Creative Writing Master Class, is adjunct instructor at Western Reformed Seminary, and leads Church history tours in Europe. He is podcast host for Ligonier Ministries' Luther: In Real Time. He has taught for many years, and was awarded by the Pierce County Library Foundation and Arts Commission the "2005 Teacher Award." His high-school-aged writers consistently dominated local and regional writing contests, including a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place sweep of the three-state and British Columbia Optimist 2015 essay writing contest; the Optimist Club awarded Bond the 2015 "Teacher of the Year." Bond frequently speaks on writing at various conferences. Additionally, Bond has ministered overseas in Western Australia, Peru, the Kingdom of Tonga, and with Equipping Leaders International (ELI) in Uganda.He is on the advisory board of Glorious Films (Montreal).

The Psalms Project (2009), funded by the Lilly Foundation, selected Bond to be a speaker at Union University and to contribute a chapter to the book Forgotten Songs. As a hymn writer and author of several books on hymn writers and hymnody, Bond was asked to be a consultant for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) special feature series on Christian hymns, God's Greatest Hits (2012). His NEW REFORMATION HYMNS album with Greg Wilbur released in 2017; a growing number of his hymns are being included in hymnals and are sung at churches and conferences.Frequently interviewed on Christian radio stations and podcasts, Bond was featured in French newspaper Le Midi Libre (1/18/2015) on his book HAMMER OF THE HUGUENOTS, researched and written on-location in France. Additionally, Bond's articles on church history and theology have appeared in Modern Reformation, Table Talk, byFaith (author interview), Western Reformed Seminary Journal, Light and Life magazines, and in the Aquila Report. In addition to leading church history tours, Bond often lectures at conferences on literature and church history, including speaking at several Ligonier West Coast Conferences.