Courses & Seminars
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2025 Winter/Spring Courses & Seminars
THE GOSPELS B– (HYBRID) David Hull, MDIV.
The Gospels have unparalleled value in learning about Jesus. In this course we will examine all four Gospels together as one presentation of our Lord’s life and ministry. We will consider backgrounds, structure, and themes. Teachings, parables, miracles, events, prophecies, and characteristics of Jesus will be studied with a view to practical application. This class will cover the latter portion of the material in the four Gospels. (Text: Bring your Bible) BIB 341B/541B. 15 Tuesdays, 9:30-Noon or 6-8:30pm, 1/14-4/22/2025 $207 for personal growth, $375/BA, $435/MA for 3 credits Location: Hybrid; On TCCTC Campus or On line at www.TCCTC.populiweb.com
PREPARING THE BRIDE – (ON CAMPUS) Karen Joy Nania, MA
Learn to comfort others with the same comfort He comforts us. His compassion and counsel awaits us as we embark together on a journey with Him to rewire memories and negative thought patterns. Learn the skills to impart to others, His Truth and Mercy, to become part of His victorious end-time army that stands and doesn’t retreat in the face of adversity. (CNS/MIN 441PTB) 10 Tuesdays, 6-8:30pm; 1/14-3/18/25; $138 for personal growth, $250/BA, $290/MA for 2 credits
HERMENEUTICS: BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION-(HYBRID) David Hull, MDIV
“Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a worker who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth.” (2 Timothy 2:15 NASV) Hermeneutics refers generally to the interpretation of some kind of literature, but more specifically to the Bible. Sometimes it is defined as the art, science, theory, methodology, or principles of interpretation of the Bible. This course is an introductory course on the interpretation of the Bible. Reliable principles for the study, interpretation, and practical application of Scripture will be presented along with suggested study resources. We will concentrate on the training aspect of the subject. Students will be encouraged to participate actively in ongoing discussions on the numerous matters relating to understanding and applying God’s inspired Word. (
Required text:
Exegetical Fallacies
by D.A. Carson)
(BIB322/522) 15 Thursdays, 1/16 – 4/24/2025, 6-8:30pm; $207 for personal growth, $375/BA, $435/MA for 3 credits
Location: Hybrid; On TCCTC Campus or On line at www.TCCTC.populiweb.com
THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS: (ON LINE) Margaret Swinger, MA
The book of Hebrews was written to remind and convince readers of the sufficiency and superiority of Christ, to warn them /of the danger of drifting away from Christ, and to exhort them to faithfulness. Hebrews speaks to the temptation of Christians in looking back longingly to a former religion, the pull of an old lifestyle, materialism, or the cultural cult of self-worship. Hebrews speaks to this temptation with the clear message that only Christ brings salvation, only Christ brings forgiveness, and only Christ satisfies. He alone deserves our adoration, worship, and praise. (Text: On line workbook can be downloaded and/or printed. Plus; God’s Final Answer by Harold Helms). (
BIB 458)
10 Mondays 6-8:30pm, 1/27-3/31/2025 $138 for personal growth, $250/BA, $290/MA for 2 credits.
ONLINE @tcctc.populiweb.org
NEW TESTAMENT GREEK 1-B -(ON CAMPUS) David Hull, MDIV
This course is the second half of first-year New Testament Greek. It will cover: basic concepts, forms, functions, tools, and approaches, useful in learning the language; identification and presentation of the most common vocabulary words; guided reading in class of the first portion of the Gospel of John in Greek; and coverage of the verbal system, including participles and infinitives. The goal is to equip the student for a basic understanding of the Greek New Testament. By the end of this semester one should be able to read approximately 90% of the Greek New Testament. Pre-requisite: New Testament Greek I-A. (Required texts: Essentials of New Testament Greek by Ray Summers ISBN 978-08054410013 ISBN 0805410015 and A Greek New Testament (preferably United Bible Societies, 3rd or 4th edition; NOT Modern Greek). LANG 412-1B/612-1B, 15 Mondays, 6-8:30pm, 1/27-5/5/2025; $207 for personal growth, $375/BA, $435/MA for 3 credits. Location: TCCTC Campus
MAXIMIZE YOUR PRESENTATIONS –(HYBRID) David Hull, MDIV
Do you preach or teach? Are there some areas in which you could be better and do better? That’s likely true for all of us. This seminar will offer you guidance that should quickly make you more effective. Some of it might be along the lines of quick fixes; some will be about preparation; some will be about resources and how to use them. All of it will be practical and personally suited to your particular needs and situation. Come join us for this seminar that will noticeably bless you and your hearers. (Text: Bring your Bible). (MIN 400S MYP) Saturday Seminar, 2/15/2025, 9:30am-1:30pm, $30.00 for .25 semester credit or audit
WORSHIP AND THE PRESENCE OF GOD-(ON CAMPUS) Norman Munyon, Worship Leader
Many people who regularly attend church admit they have never experienced the presence of God, yet His presence is with us everywhere we go. God wants His people to encounter His powerful presence in worship – and that’s what you’ll discover in this life-changing course. If you’re ready to encounter and help God’s people experience Him powerfully, this study will show you how. You will learn about God’s powerful presence in personal worship; in New Testament songs; and in psalms, hymns and spiritual songs. Learn how God’s people under the Old Covenant brought His Presence into their lives and explore the use of different sounds and styles to help change lives today. (Optional resource: Experiencing God’s Powerful Presence in Worship, by Rick Renner.)
MIN 521 or THE 521, 5 Tuesdays 2/18 -3/18/2025; 6pm – 8;30pm; $69 for personal growth, $125/BA, $145/MA for 1 credit.
GODLY LEADERSHIP: SHOW UP FOR YOU – (ON CAMPUS) Judy Mandrell, THD
Often, we prioritize the needs of others over our own, sacrificing our well-being in the process. This can hinder our effectiveness as leaders, whether in corporate settings, nonprofit organizations, religious institutions, community groups, or even our personal lives. This course is designed to help you become the authentic leader you’re meant to be. We’ll explore strategies to navigate challenging situations with confidence and resilience, build strong and lasting relationships based on trust and respect, and effectively influence others while staying true to yourself. Gain the tools to lead from a place of authenticity and achieve your full potential. (Required texts: Show Up For You by Dr. Judy Mandrell and High Road to Leadership by John Maxwell.) (MIN 558S) 5 Thursdays, 2/20 – 3/20/2025, 6-8:30pm; $69 for personal growth; $125/BA & $145/MA for 1 semester credit
ONE DAY SEMINARY FOR EVERYDAY BELIEVERS – (ON CAMPUS) Freddy Davis, DMIN
This one day class shares a systematic and comprehensive training opportunity to provide that essential core foundation for everyday believers. Obviously, no one is going to learn in one day what seminarians gain in three or four years of study. However, this training does provide a solid grounding in the core essentials needed by everyday Christians. (MIN 452S or BIB 452S) Saturday Seminar, 03/8, 9:30am-3:30pm, $30.00 for .25 semester credit or audit.
OLD TESTAMENT IN A DAY– (HYBRID) David Hull, MDIV
Many people are put off by the length of the Old Testament, but that need not be the case. In less than four hours you will gain a greater grasp of the entire Old Testament. This quick course is designed to provide the student with a basic mastery of Old Testament content and structure. Students will learn how to recognize and analyze the major divisions, themes, institutions, events, and persons of the Old Testament. Within a few hours you will clearly become more confident in your Bible knowledge. (Text: Bring your Bible). (BIB 400S OTD) Wednesday Seminar, 03/19/2025, 9:30am-1:30pm; $30.00 for .25 semester credit or audit
PRINCIPLES OF BIBLICAL FORGIVENESS- (ON CAMPUS) Laurelyn McClanahan, RN
Forgiveness is foundational to our Christian faith and essential for maintaining healthy and life-giving relationships; yet many of our attempts at forgiving others and ourselves fall short of attaining real peace and reconciliation. In this course we will discuss some of the obstacles that hinder the process of forgiveness as well as explore both Old and New Testament principles and aspects of forgiveness along with their correct application. Through lecture, individual exercises and class discussion this course is designed to be not only informative but transformative as well. (CNS 412 FORG) 5 Thursdays, 03/27-4/24/2025; 9:30am – Noon $69 for personal growth, $125/BA, $145/MA for 1 credit
GOD’S CALENDAR AND HIS MOEDS– (ON CAMPUS) Jackie Kinsey, DIR TCCTC
Does God really have a calendar? In this seminar we will discuss, time why an eternal God made time and who is the keeper of time. We will look at God’s Moeds, appointed times and places. We will also, explore all the feasts of Jehovah, those that are still unfulfilled and those which are fulfilled. What determines their fulfilment? When will the unfulfilled come to fruition? We will examine the 3 prophesied wars in the Bible, and if they have not happened by class time we will discuss when they could/should happen. Since we are in the season of Passover we will offer some of the foods from the Seder meal. (BIB 411S GCHM) Saturday Seminar, 3/29/2025, 9:30am-2:30pm; $30.00 for .25 credit or audit
THE BOOK OF PSALMS – (HYBRID) David Hull, MDIV
What can be said about the book of Psalms? It has the most chapters and the longest chapter of any Bible book. It is the favorite of multitudes and portions are well-known even by those that don’t worship God or try to memorize Scripture. It is preferred for its musical, emotional nature and has been the inspiration for many songs. And yet, as extremely familiar as it is, can it be that there are many rich treasures yet to be mined from a deeper study of this amazing book? As is true with all of God’s Word, the answer is a definite “Yes!” (Text: Bring your Bible). (BIB 505S PSLM) Saturday Seminar, 4/5/2025, 9:30am-1:30pm; $30.00 for .25 credit or audit.
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What is the appropriate course load for me?
Students may attend classes on a full- or part-time basis. Twelve undergraduate or nine graduate semester hours constitutes a normal full-time load.
An academic advisor must approve a course load of more than twelve undergraduate or nine graduate semester hours. Students may not register for or receive credit for more than eighteen semester hours within one semester. Core courses that receive below a grade of B (graduate) or C (undergraduate) must be repeated.
Students are expected to pace themselves to meet their deadlines and maintain a balanced life. If the course load proves to be too great, students should consult an academic advisor about possible adjustments.
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