This course equips students with the essential skills of reading,
writing, and rhetoric for success in college, ministry, and life. Grounded in
a biblical worldview, students will learn to engage critically with [...]

This course explores the New Testament General Epistles, focusing on
their message for Christian belief and practice. Students examine authorship,
audience, and purpose while engaging key themes such as perseverance,
holiness, [...]

This course provides supervised, practical experience in biblical
counseling within a ministry context. Students apply biblical counseling
principles and methods in real or simulated counseling situations,
demonstrating skills in listening, assessment, [...]

This course introduces students to the biblical foundation, historical
development, and practical application of the Great Commission as the mission
of the church and every believer. Students will examine the recipients and

This course explores the biblical foundations and practical outworking of
Christian discipleship. Students will examine what it means to grow toward
Christlikeness and to participate faithfully in the Great Commission.
Attention [...]

This course surveys the history of Christianity through key turning
points that have shaped the Church over two millennia. Students will examine
moments of theological conflict, cultural challenge, reform, and renewal that

This course introduces students to the principles and practice of
biblical hermeneutics. Because Scripture was written in real historical,
cultural, and literary contexts, faithful interpretation requires careful
attention to authorial intent, [...]

This course introduces the major world religions, equipping students to
understand their core beliefs, practices, and underlying worldviews. With
over half of the world’s population adhering to Islam, Hinduism, or Buddhism,
[...]

This course provides a broad survey of major philosophical ideas,
thinkers, and movements from ancient to modern times. Students will explore
fundamental questions related to knowledge, reality, ethics, and human
purpose, [...]

This course equips students to engage a secular culture shaped by
naturalism, relativism, and cultural Christianity. Students examine the
assumptions that underlie secular thought and how these perspectives
influence views of [...]