This is an in-depth class on the Holy Spirit. Topics discussed in this course will be the person of the Holy Spirit, the function of the Holy Spirit, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, [...]

An introduction to the study of the Bible and theology.

This course prepares the student to orally answer and practice oral communication skills to address the hard questions people have about God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit and their faith. It equips the student [...]

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

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)

Whether we recognize it or not, we have all been influenced by various cultural, religious, and family values and morals. As a result, we express personal opinions about these matters. Unfortunately, we often dont [...]

Whether we recognize it or not, we have all been influenced by various cultural, religious, and family values and morals. As a result, we express personal opinions about these matters. Unfortunately, we often dont [...]

Course Description
This class introduces students to systematic theology and examines seven major doctrinal subjects in detail. Using Scripture as the primary authority in the study, this course will examine evangelical Protestant doctrinal [...]