This course examines the comparisons and differences among the four gospels and looks at special topics of interest. Special focus is given to an exposition of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John with emphasis on [...]

This course is an advanced study of the principles and methods of biblical interpretation. Students will explore the history of interpretation, the nature of language, the role of context, and the various interpretive approaches [...]

This course will review the major benchmarks in Christian theology and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of differing theologians and Christian traditions. (Four credit hours)

Description: The “Interdisciplinary Studies: Experimental Course Development” course offers a dynamic and flexible academic environment designed to test and refine potential new courses. Each iteration of this course will feature unique and custom content [...]

This course will examine the foundations of ethics rooted in the context of a biblical framework. Students will explore the contexts of contemporary ethical choices, especially in the context of educational topics and issues. [...]

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This course offers a survey study of the four Major prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel. The student will gain an understanding about the messages of mercy, hope, judgement, and obedience [...]

This course familiarizes doctoral students with the 27 writings that comprise the New Testament. Students will trace the unfolding of God’s plan of salvation from the first coming of Jesus Christ through His prophesied [...]

This course offers an overview of the New Testament portion of the biblical narrative, including an examination of themes such as redemption and consummation. The distinctive contribution of each stage of biblical history to [...]

An advanced in depth analysis of the “big picture” of the New Testament message within the context of God’s redemptive story of mankind.