Course Schedule

3 Units

Taught by Dr. John Goodrich

Course Description:
An expository study of Paul’s epistle to the Romans, stressing its contribution to the doctrines of salvation and sanctification, and to understanding the place of Israel and the church in the divine plan. Assesses important perspectives on how to interpret Romans and explores how the theological and ethical principles of this epistle contribute to spiritual formation and relevant issues in contemporary society.

3 Units

Taught by Dr. Mark Kelley

Course Description:
An introduction to Koine Greek for the purpose of learning to read the Greek New Testament. This course will focus on pronunciation and acquisition of vocabulary, study of Greek grammar, and translation from Greek to English. Prerequisite: Biblical Greek 1

3 Units

Taught by Dr. Mike Fabarez

Course Description:
A study of the principles and practices of defending the Christian faith, covering worldview, origins, science and faith, truth, God, miracles, the resurrection, the problem of evil, and more. Introduces students to different approaches to apologetics, including their respective aims and limits, and equips students with the requisite knowledge to dialogue about important contemporary issues with confidence.

3 Units

Taught by Professor John Fabarez

Course Description:
An introduction to Bible teaching, including principles on lesson preparation, exposition, verbal communication, illustration, and application. Provides insights relevant for biblical preaching and small-group leading.

3 Units

Taught by Dr. Lucas Pace

Course Description:
ACBC Certification Pt. 2

3 Units

Taught by Dr. Lucas Pace

Course Description:
An introduction to the principles and practices of biblical counseling and caregiving, including a theological justification for both, an overview of the roles of Scripture and wisdom in counseling, and insights into ministering to those who are suffering. Provides test cases for common counseling situations and opportunities to practice basic skills in a supervised setting.

3 Units

Taught by Professor Doug Atterbury

Course Description:
An overview of the major world religions and Christian cults, including Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and other cults. This course surveys the origins, beliefs, and practices of important religious movements and provides strategies for responding to them critically yet charitably.

3 Units

Taught by Dr. Daniel Stevens of Boyce College and the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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3 Units

Taught by Dr. Mark Kelley

Course Description:
A guide to effective discipleship processes as outlined in Scripture. Students will study various methods of discipleship and be trained to apply biblical principles of discipleship within a contemporary church context. Students will incorporate classroom principles in hands-on settings.