A survey of the historical, critical and theological study of the literature of the New Testament. This course includes the 27 books of the New Testament, including Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Pauline Epistles [...]

Students will build on basic knowledge of Greek grammar and syntax to use available tools skillfully for translation, analysis, and exegesis.

A comprehensive and chronological study of the life of Christ on earth, based on a study of a harmony of the Gospel accounts. The course focuses on a thematic and chronological view of Christ’s [...]

Old Testament Survey is a core course exploring all the books of the Old Testament. A holistic presentation of the OT that introduces the student to historical, cultural, literary, and methodological issues. The course [...]

America developed its government out of the fabric of European monarchies, Renaissance political theories, Enlightenment philosophy and Reformation theology to meet the practical exigencies of life on a constantly unfolding frontier. From colonies to [...]

America developed its government out of the fabric of European monarchies, Renaissance political theories, Enlightenment philosophy and Reformation theology to meet the practical exigencies of life on a constantly unfolding frontier. From colonies to [...]

This class will evaluate the American government system against the precepts of a Biblical worldview. (Three credit hours)

Human Resource Management (HRM) is a vast and varied topic with many standards of practice and regulatory guidance. The HRM field of study is also vast, and includes corporate training on specific topics, certificate [...]