Current Course Schedule

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An analytical study designed to develop an accurate understanding of the unchanging person and nature of God from the very earliest words of His revelation, demonstrating consistent application of His nature as Creator and Absolute Authority from eternity past to eternity future in every aspect of the creation.  

(TH 715/TH 441)

A study of the fundamentals of English grammar, including the essential elements of good writing.  

(EN 101)

An introduction to Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, and other poetic Scriptures with analysis of key passages and a focus on proper interpretation of the ancient Hebrew poetic structure.  (OT 621/ BI 321)

A study of the history of Christianity from the time of Christ to the present with special focus upon the theology of the believing church as the Biblical faith was transmitted through the centuries, including a brief study of theological deviations and their influence upon the believing church and society.  

(HI 641/HI 441)

A continued study of Biblical principles for women ministering to women.  Topics include helping discontent women, women in problem marriages, and women considering abortion.  (BC 609/BC 209)

A development of the content of Greek Exegesis I in a context of actual exegesis of Scripture for the purpose of strengthening the skills necessary to engage in intensive analytical study in order to accurately correlate, discern, and interpret the information which God embedded in His Word.  

(BL 512/BL 302)

A study of the text of Genesis 6-11 and the Biblical creation science related to this portion of God's revelation, demonstrating the necessity of accurate interpretation in order to reveal the scientific accuracy, historicity, and significance of these early words of Scripture.  (OT 531/BI 106)