Courses & Seminars
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2026 FALL SEMESTER COURSES AND SEMINARS
THE BOOK OF GENESIS: David Hull, M.Div. (On Campus)
This Book of Beginnings is unique and vital to understanding the rest of Scripture. Patterns, prophecies, practices, and persons are introduced in Genesis. This Christ centered study will follow the scarlet thread of redemption from creation through the all, flood, the origins of languages and nations, and the lives of the patriarchs. In this course we will examine themes, outlines, concepts, foreshadowings and appearances of Christ, chapter-by-chapter content, and more. By the end of the course students should be very familiar with the book of Genesis, major concepts, events, and persons, and the location and sequence of elements in the book. Text: The Bible. (BIB 401/601) 15 Mondays 6-8:30pm, 08/31 -12/14/2026 $207 for Audit, $375/BA, $435/MA, 3 semester credits
THE BOOKS OF JAMES AND 1 & 2 PETER: Margaret Swinger, MA (On Line)
This course provides the student with Christian perspectives on Biblical knowledge for pursuing Faith in action. In the Book of James, trials and hardships are not to be seen as hindrances to faith, but as opportunities to exercise healthy faith. James gives instruction for not only knowing God’s Word, but, he gives ways for application for God’s truth for our everyday lives. The Books of 1&2 Peter were written to the persecuted Christians. Peter gives instruction on how to live authentic lives through suffering. These letters encourage the Believers to remain strong, and teaches how to live during difficult times. They offer hope to all who suffer for their faith. The truths of God’s Word will give confidence, patience, and Hope to stand firm. Jesus is Lord of His Church. He will build His Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail. The class will help to increase the knowledge of God’s Faithfulness as we go through this (foreign) world. This world is not our final home. (BIB 360-61/560-61) 10 Mondays 6-8:30pm, 8/31-11/9/2026 $138 Audit, $250/BA, $290/MA for 2 semester credits. ONLINE
PREPARING THE BRIDE: Karen Joy Nania MA (On Campus).
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. (CNS41PTB) 10 Tuesdays, 6-8:30pm; 10/06-12/8/26; $138 for personal growth, $250/BA, $290/MA for 2 credits
HERMENEUTICS: BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION: David Hull, M.Div. (On Campus)
“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 Tuesdays 9/1–12/8/2026, 6-8:30pm; $207 for personal growth, $375/BA, $435/MA for 3 semester credits
NEW TESTAMENT GREEK 1A: David Hull, M. DIV. (On Campus)
The New Testament of the Holy Bible was written in Greek. This was different from Classical, Byzantine, or Modern Greek. A sound understanding of this exquisite language provides one with the best and most direct access to the New Testament writings and to a better understanding of them. This course is the first half of first-year New Testament Greek. It will cover basic concepts, forms, functions, tools, and approaches useful in learning the language. The most common vocabulary words will be clearly identified and presented. Required text: Beginner’s Grammar of the Greek New Testament by William Hersey Davis, ISBN# 979-8365542129. Also in Bible Works. (LANG 412A/612A) 15 Thursdays, 6-8:30pm, 9/3-12/17/2026; $207 for Audit, $375/BA, $435/MA for 3 semester credits.
THE BOOK OF JUDE: Steve Starkie (On Campus)
This class explores the New Testament Book of Jude, an urgent, one-chapter letter written by Jude, the half-brother of Jesus. Students will examine how Jude unmasks deceptive teachers, defends apostolic truth, and calls believers to live holy, merciful lives rooted in the grace of Jesus Christ. Text: The Bible. (BIB 414) 5 Thursdays, 10/8-11/5/2026, 6pm-8:30pm, $69 Audit, $125/BA, $145/MA for 1 semester credit. Required Text: THE BIBLE
THE BIBLICAL APPROACH TO HEALING: RISE AND BE HEALED – Leo Bray, Pastor (On Line)
Do you want to live in the victory that was won by our Lord Jesus Christ and help others do the same? Learn how every believer can walk in the power of God in your circle of influence. This study will include the biblical ministries of healing and deliverance, Mark 16:16-20. (CNS 501) 5 Thursdays 10/8-11/5/2026, 6pm-8:30pm, $100 for personal growth, $180/BA, $205/MA for 1 semester credit.
WORSHIP AND THE PRESENCE OF GOD: Norman Munyon, Worship Leader – (On Campus)
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/THE521) (Dates TBA); 6pm – 8:30pm; $69 for personal growth, $125/BA, $145/MA for 1 credit.
WOMEN OF THE BIBLE: WHY DID GOD CHOOSE THESE WOMEN? Alloydice Gaines, Elder (On Line – Asynchronus)
This one-credit, student guided, asynchronous, course is an overview of 10 women in the Bible. Each week will include a discussion of 2 of the 10 women as outlined by Max Lucado. Sarah, Rahab, Abigail, and Esther are first of the 10 discussed in this online course. Students are encouraged to explore other women of the Bible. We don’t know all their names. Some are referred to in Scripture only by their nationality. Some are known only by where they lived. Some became queens; others lived on the fringes of society. One gave birth to a nation; another gave birth to the Messiah. Their culture often overlooked or discounted the contributions of women, yet the writers of Scripture found these women and the role they played remarkable to the telling of God’s story. (BIB/MIN 492) 8/31 – 11/30/26; 6pm – 8:30pm; $69 for personal growth, $125/BA, $145/MA for 1 semester credit.
One Day Seminars
GOD’S CALENDAR AND HIS MOEDS: Jackie Kinsey, Dir TCCTC (On Campus)
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. BIB 411S GCHM) Saturday Seminar, 9/12/2026, 9:30am-2:30pm; $30.00 for .25 credit or audit
VIRTUAL HOLY LAND TOUR: David Hull, M.Div. (On Campus)
You may not be able to visit the Holy Land right now, but you can still make a meaningful journey there on this guided tour with an array of resources. Many events in the Bible make more sense when you get a better visual understanding of their features. The Holy Land has been called the Fifth Gospel. Whether you ever take a physical trip to Bible lands or not, this should be a worthwhile experience for you. This journey will begin with an overview, then more on to familiarize the traveler with the general areas and terrains. From there we will explore Scripture settings to help the student understand the Bible better. Join us for this brief but informative adventure in the Holy Land.
Text: Bring your Bible. BIB/MIN 415S) Saturday Seminar, 10/24/2026, 9:30am-1:30pm; $30.00 for .25 semester credit or audit
BIBLES AND BIBLE VERSIONS; David Hull, M. Div (On Campus)
What kind of Bible should I get? Which translation is best? These and similar questions are basic, important, and frequently asked. They will all be considered in this seminar, along with other related issues. We will examine different kinds of Bibles, differences in translations, and how to pick our Bibles. We will also examine hard-copy, computer, smart phone, and web-based Bible resources. We will demonstrate a variety of these as we look at different approaches to studying the Bible for private use and for teaching. Text: The Bible. (CED 444S) Saturday Seminar, 11/13/2026, 9:30am – 1:30p; $30.00 for .25 credit or audit.
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Registration FAQs
Registration and tuition fees are due five business days before scheduled classes. (Registration is not official until the Registrar’s Office receives the semester registration form with payment. To register by mail, complete and mail the registration form with your tuition payment.
Enrollment at Tallahassee Christian College is contingent upon honoring relationships and covenants. No grades will be issued for courses, nor will students be permitted to re-enroll, unless accounts are current. Students are accountable for the courses in which they enroll and the assigned tuition and material fees. Fees are to be paid during the semester in which classes are taken.
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.
I have a question about classes. Who should I contact?
The Registrar’s Office is the official custodian of permanent academic records of all past and currently enrolled students at Tallahassee Christian College. Students should consult with this office regarding questions concerning registration records, dropping and adding courses, cancellation of registration, admission applications, withdrawals, financial arrangements, and course locations and meeting times. Any changes should be reported to the Registrar’s Office (e.g.: permanent and local address, name, social security, enrollment status, selection of major and minor areas of study, etc.). Transcripts are also requested from this office.
