Courses & Seminars
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2024 Fall Courses & Seminars
PRAYING LIKE JESUS TAUGHT US – WARREN BECKER, PH.D.
The prayer that Jesus left us (the Lord’s Prayer) covers a number of very vital aspects of our daily lives. Join us as we take a fresh look at each part of this prayer and how it touches and reaches into where we live every day. Discover guidance, encouragement, and strength as we unite our hearts with Jesus’ heart in prayer to our Heavenly Father.
MIN 417PRAY 5 Wednesdays, (10/2-10/30/24) 9:30AM-Noon, On Campus $69 for personal growth, $125 BA, $145 MA. 1 credit. Required Texts: Dr. Becker’s handouts and Kevin DeYoung, The Lord’s Prayer (Crossway, 2022)
NEW TESTAMENT GREEK I-A – DAVID HULL, M.DIV.
This course is the first half of first-year New Testament Greek. It covers basic concepts, forms, and functions. The goal is to equip the student for a basic understanding of the Greek New Testament, with a concentration on the Greek nominal (noun) system. By the end of this first semester, one should be able to read approximately 75% of the Greek New Testament.
LANG 412A/612A 15 Mondays (8/26 & 9/9-12/9/24) 6:00PM-8:30PM On Campus $207 for personal growth. $375 BA, $435 MA. 3 credits. Required texts: Reading Biblical Greek: A Grammar for Students by Richard Gibson and Constantine Campbell. ISBN 978-0310527992 (Not the workbook) and A Greek New Testament (preferably United Bible Societies, 3rd or 4th edition; NOT Modern Greek).
THE GOSPELS – PART A – DAVID HULL, M.DIV.
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 introductory matters, 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 earlier portion of the material in the four Gospels. Next semester we will examine the second half of the material.
BIB 340A/540A 15 Tuesdays (8/27-12/3/24) On campus or On Line (Hybrid) 9:30AM-Noon; Or 6:00PM-8:30PM; $207 for personal growth. $375 BA, $435 MA. 3 credits.
OLD TESTAMENT LEARNING LAB – DAVID HULL, M.DIV.
This course is for anyone who really wants to know how to study God’s Word, not just teachers. Participants will gain hands-on experience in using Bible study tools and resources. The teacher will guide students through steps involved in Bible study and related tasks, from the simple to the more complex. Assigned tasks will be adjusted to fit the real-life situations of individual participants. From many possibilities, we will work on a variety of student- and teacher-initiated Bible study projects. These can range from word studies and delving into Bible questions to the preparation of whole lesson or sermon series and more. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how Bible students and teachers can study and prepare well.
BIB 620 15 Thursdays (8/29-11/2/24 & 12/6/24) 6:00PM to 8:30PM; On Campus $207 personal growth, $375 BA, $435 MA. 3 credits. Required resources: Laptop computer or tablet and Bible software, such as Logos, Accordance, BibleWorks, or the Word (free).
BIBLE STUDY BASICS – Seminar DAVID HULL, M.DIV.
This course requires no prior knowledge of the Bible. We will start with basic issues, such as the different kinds of Bibles and how to pick out a Bible. Moving from an overview of the whole Bible to its smaller sections, the goal is to help the student be more confident, knowledgeable, and comfortable anywhere in Scripture. In addition to general Bible content, we will also look at various Bible study resources. The instructor will try to answer any questions that students might have about the Bible and how to study it.
BIB 321S
Saturday 9/21/24 9:30AM-1:30PM; Hybrid $29.50 for personal growth or for .25 semester credit. Includes required text.
LEARN & TEACH THE BIBLE WITH LOGICOLORS – DAVID HULL, M.DIV.
Logicolors is a simple, unified system for carrying out multiple tasks. It can be used to memorize, organize, analyze, visualize, write, speak, clarify, highlight, and display information. It will enhance your study aids, papers, lists, presentations, tables, charts, diagrams, posters, handouts, and other teaching materials in a meaningful manner. Developed by the instructor, it is especially intended for learning and teaching the Bible in a unique and exciting way.
BIB 321/MIN 512 Sat. 10/12 9:30AM-1:30PM; On campus $29.50 for personal growth or for .25 semester credit. Includes required text: Learn and Teach the Bible with LOGICOLORS book included (There is a $10 fee).
KEYS TO THE BOOK OF REVELATION Seminar DAVID HULL, M.DIV.
The title of the Book of Revelation indicates that things will be made clear, yet many people have trouble understanding the book. Gain helpful insights and guidelines to a better understanding of the last book of the Bible. Principles of interpretation, symbolism, concepts, Old Testament allusions, and many different passages of Revelation will be covered.
BIB 480/680 Sat. 11/16/24 9:30AM-1:30PM; Hybrid $29.50 for personal growth or for .25 semester credit. Includes required text.
PREPARING THE BRIDE – KAREN NANIA, M.A.
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 441PTB 10 Tuesdays (8/27 – 10/29/24) 6:00PM-8:30PM On campus $138 for personal growth, $250 BA and $290 MA for 2 semester credits.
I & II TIMOTHY – MARGARET SWINGER, M.A.
These letters from Paul are as up-to-date as this morning’s paper and as Christians we need to understand them more deeply. These books give strategic instruction to the church and are continuing handbooks for leadership. They include the revelation and deity of Christ Jesus as the source of grace, mercy, and peace; the Savior, Who gave Himself a ransom for all; the Redeemer and Mediator between God and man; and our current hope. The study includes the promises of His return and of the power of the Holy Spirit to maintain a victorious lifestyle patterned after Christ.
BIB 455-56 10 Monday (8/26 – 11/4/2024) 6PM-8:30PM $138 for personal growth, $250 BA, and $290 MA for 2 semester credits.
HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION OF THE CHURCH – JACKIE WILSON, M.A.
Beginning with the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century, this fully revised and updated second volume of The Story of Christianity continues the marvelous history of the world’s largest religion. Award-winning historian Justo Gonzalez bring to life the people, dramatic events, and theological debates that have shaped Protestantism, Catholicism, and Orthodoxy. From the monk Martin Luther, who dared to stand up to a corrupt pope, to the surprising spread and growing vitality of today’s church in Africa, Asia, and South America, The Story of Christianity offers a complete and up-to-date retelling of this amazing history.
HIS 455/511 15 Thursdays (08/29 -12/5/24) 6:00PM– 8:30PM On Campus $207 for personal growth. $375 BA, $435 MA. 3 credits. Required Text: The Story of Christianity, Volume II The Reformation to the Present Day by Justo L. Gonzalez, ISBN-100061855898 and ISBN-13 978-0061855894
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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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