A published path through biblical study.

This course deals with knowledge of the Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, Between the Testament, the Church, and the Letters.

This course is a study of the four Gospels, paying attention to the style and approach of each writer.

This course is to coach you through a plan to build a healthy youth ministry.

This course involves the use of English for written communication, including exposition, analysis, and argumentation. Topics include grammar, proper sentence structure, paragraph development, word usage, and essay preparation.

This course offers an introduction to homiletics, the art of preaching. It includes spiritual preparation, sermon development, preparation and delivery, themes, introductions, conclusions, and outlining.

This course consists of students understanding the doctrine of the Christian faith in a systematic order.

This course is an introduction to the Old Testament from Genesis to Malachi.

This course examines basic principles and specific guidelines of biblical interpretation, with a focus on historical-grammatical interpretation and application of the Scriptures.

This course is an examination of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ as presented in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and John.

This course surveys events in church history, including persecution under Roman emperors, the rise of sects, papal power in the Middle Ages, the Reformation, and leaders in the modern church.

This course studies ministerial leadership, including responsibilities and obstacles, basic tenets of leadership, counseling, finances, and the dynamics of Christian maturity.

This course is an introduction to systematic theology, beginning with bibliology and basic theology.

This course consists of laying a foundation for a systematic and rational defense of the Christian faith.

This course introduces biblically based, Christ-centered counseling, including the role and character of the counselor, the local church, and comparisons with secular counseling models.

This course is the study of the Holy Spirit and biblical and historical understandings of the person and work of the Holy Spirit.

How much do we gain from our reading of the Bible, and by what means can we learn to profit more?

This course surveys the earthly life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth as recorded in the four canonical Gospels.

This study concentrates on the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.

This is a study of the background for the New Testament’s political and cultural settings and how they impacted New Testament peoples.

This course introduces the student to principles and guidelines for interpreting the Old and New Testament.

Genuine and wholesome spirituality is the goal of Christian living. Experiences of the spiritual life must be tested by biblical truth.

This course consists of lessons in leadership and teaches that leadership is carried by humble shepherds rather than earned by seniority, purchased, or inherited.

This course considers the topic of eschatology, or the end times, and what the Bible teaches about God’s future for creation and his people.