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)

An in-depth survey of the great non–Christian religious systems of the world including Animism, Buddhism, Hinduism, the New Age Spirituality, Judaism and Islam. Some of the other facets (isms) within some of these religions [...]

This course examines the person of the Holy Spirit, including His work in and through the Body of Christ. Students will also examine and evaluate the function of the Church as intended and as [...]

Course Description
Some doctrine, though very little, can be gleaned through natural revelation. Nearly all of what we know about God and His truth comes from His revelation through Scripture. This course examines [...]

This course is an analysis of the New Testament from the perspective and methodology of contemporary biblical theology. While not ignoring the Old Testament, it focuses on an exploration of methodological issues and topics [...]

This course is a survey of the major theological figures and movements of the last 200 years. Emphasis is placed on a critical examination of each movement in light of biblical inerrancy and authority. [...]

This course delves into the rich theological world of the Apostle Paul, exploring his central themes, nuances, and lasting impact on Christianity. Through critical engagement with his major epistles, you will gain a deeper [...]