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WINTER TERM A: 12 WEEK SESSION: January 6 - March 30
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
Old Testament Survey (BS203) ***12 Week Session***
An examination of each book of the Old Testament from Genesis to Malachi. The date, authorship, purpose, and history behind each book will be discussed, and particular attention given to the writings of the prophets.
Tabernacle & Priesthood (TH409) ***12 Week Session***
This course will cover the structure and symbolism of Israel’s tabernacle and the priesthood. Special emphasis will be given to Old Testament types and shadows and their New Testament reality and meaning, providing a vivid revelation of Christ and his finished work.
Bible Prophecy: Book of Revelation (TH402) ***12 Week Session***
Using an expositional exploration of the book of Revelation as the foundation, this course will focus on key eschatological events such as the message to the seven churches of Asia Minor, the rapture of the saints, the judgments of the seals, trumpets, and vials, the second coming of Christ, the millennial kingdom, the New Jerusalem, the new heavens and earth, and much more.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Introduction to Typology (TH509) ***12 Week Session***
This course will cover the structure and symbolism of Israel’s tabernacle and the priesthood. Special emphasis will be given to Old Testament types and shadows and their New Testament reality and meaning, providing a vivid revelation of Christ and his finished work.
Eschatology (TH504) ***12 Week Session***
A study of Bible prophecy; this course will examine the things to come regarding the present age, various theories about the tribulation, the return of Christ, the millennial kingdom, the judgments, the new heavens and earth, etc.
DOCTORAL LEVEL COURSES
Ecclesiology (PH604) ***12 Week Session***
This course studies the theology of the nature, function, and structures of the church. Topics include the biblical foundation and structure of the Church, models of the Church, and the historical development of ecclesial life.
Christology (TH602) ***12 Week Session***
A study of the Doctrine of Christ, with particular emphasis on the Person and Work of Jesus Christ. This course will provide a detailed analysis of Biblical, theological, and historical perspectives of the person, nature, attributes, work and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ.
WINTER TERM B: 6 WEEK SESSION: January 27 - March 9
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
Blood Covenant: God's Covenants with Man (TH102)
An in-depth study of God’s Covenants with man. This course will cover the major covenants of the Bible, as well as define in detail God’s plan for man’s redemption and privileges under the New Covenant.
Theology II: Our Salvation (TH401) (No prerequisite)
Soteriology: This course will cover salvation as it is considered from man’s need, God’s provision for reaching out to man, and the application of the work of God in salvation.
The Doctrine of Man (TH419)
Understanding the nature, fall, and redemption of man is a very important part of any systematic study of theology. Particular attention will be given to the fall of man and salvation through the finished work of Christ. Upon completion, students should have a deeper understanding of the origin, nature, purpose, and destiny of man.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
Historical Books: Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther (BS505)
This course will examine the writer, the date and time of the writing, and the theme and purpose of the books of Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther.
Theology of Man (TH503)
Theological Anthropology: This course will examine the doctrine of man; his origin, nature, purpose, and destiny.
WINTER TERM C: 6 WEEK SESSION: February 17 - March 30
ASSOCIATE-BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES
The Dynamics of the Holy Spirit (TH101)
Pneumatology: A Biblical examination of the person, work, gifts, and ministry of the Holy Spirit. Special emphasis is placed on the ministry of the Holy Spirit today.
The Beauty of Holiness (TH424)
This course will examine the nature and extent of the holiness of God, and the joy of an intimate walk with Christ experienced by those who pursue fullness in the Christian life.
American Church History (TH403)
An exploration of the history, growth, and development of the church in America from the first American colony to the present day. Special emphasis will be given to American Puritanism, great revivals and movements during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
MASTERS LEVEL COURSES
The Doctrine of Holiness (TH524)
This course will seek to provide a deeper understanding of the nature and extent of the holiness of God, while emphasizing the theological and practical aspects of the Biblical doctrine of holiness.
The Servant Leader (LD560)
In this course, students will learn the intense value of developing a philosophy of ministry that seeks to serve, support, and empower others in the mutual pursuit of Christ, His will, and His kingdom. Upon completion, students should have a deeper understanding of Biblical leadership, as well as an appreciation for their own gifts and leadership skills that will help them become influential and effective leaders.