This advanced course in New Testament theology is designed for students who have an existing and working understanding of New Testament content and its historical context. The course will delve deeper into the theological [...]

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)

This course introduces the student to the method and central concepts of Christian theology. Special attention will be given to how the various theological topics help us understand the world (its origin and goal), [...]

This course exposes students to important shifts and trends in contemporary Christian thought and provides an enriching context for discussion and theological reflection. The central theme of the course is doing theology contextually. We [...]

Students will explore the hermeneutical basis for and the historical development of the doctrines of sin, man, and angels. (Four credit hours)

Students will explore the hermeneutical basis for and historical development of the doctrines of salvation, the church, and the end times.

A study of the church’s doctrinal teaching with emphasis and support on the Holy Scriptures. It includes teaching on the Doctrine of the Word of God, Doctrine of God, Doctrine of Man and the [...]

This graduate level course covers the major Bible doctrines. This course is part two of the two course sequence. It includes teaching on the Doctrine of the Application of Redemption, Doctrine of the Church, [...]

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