| Offered |
Title |
Description |
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| Spring 2010 |
Daniel & Revelation |
Join us as we explore the biblical apocalyptic literature. |
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| Winter 2010 |
I Believe |
We will be looking at Christian theology through the lens of the Apostle’s Creed. |
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| Fall 2009 |
Survey of the Old Testament: The Writings |
Students will learn the background, themes, and major principles for 1&2 Chronicles, Ruth, Ezra through Song of Solomon, Daniel & Lamentations. Special emphasis will be given to the Psalms. Students will learn how to interpret various literary genres of the bible. |
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| Spring 2009 |
1 Corinthians |
We will look at one of the most challenging books of the New Testament, 1 Corinthians. In this letter, the apostle Paul deals with a number of problems and controversies found in the church located in Corinth. Their problems look much like the problems the church faces today. |
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| Winter 2009 |
Bible Study Methods |
This ten-week class will not just reiterate the importance of studying the bible, but will show a specific process for understanding the biblical story and how we are part of this ongoing story of God’s interaction with humanity. |
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| Fall 2008 |
Isaiah |
This course is designed as a basic study of the Old Testament prophet, Isaiah. Isaiah could be described as systematic theology set to poetry. |
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| Spring 2008 |
Luke & Acts |
Students will study the two New Testament books written by the physican and companion of the apostle Paul, Luke. These two books are a unified picture of the ministry of Jesus as seeks to save the lost in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and the uttermost parts of the earth. |
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| Winter 2008 |
Genesis |
Students will learn the background, themes, and major principles for the book of Genesis through Joshua. Class runs from January 6 through March 16. |
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| Spring 2007 |
Relating to Your World |
Students will explore various worldviews, including modern, post-modern worldviews and major world religions and cults. The class will emphasize creating understanding with non-believers and learning to communicate Christian truth in a practical and biblical manner. Students will also learn to answer typical objections to Christian beliefs. |
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| Winter 2007 |
Survey of the New Testament: The General Epistles & Revelation |
Students will learn the background, themes, and major principles for Hebrews through Revelation. Special emphasis will be given to Hebrews and Revelation. |
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| Spring 2006 |
Systematic Theology |
Students will learn the principle Christian doctrines. Students will be encouraged to discuss intelligently both sides of controversial doctrinal issues, demonstrate the validity of your own beliefs using the Bible, and be able to clearly state their doctrinal stance on the primary Christian tenants. |
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| Winter 2006 |
Survey of the New Testament: The Pauline Epistles |
Students will learn the background, themes, and major principles for Romans through Philemon. Special emphasis will be given to the book of Romans. Students will also learn to research a detailed background study for a book of the bible. |
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| Fall 2005 |
Survey of the Old Testament: The Prophets |
Students will learn the background, themes, and major principles for Judges, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1&2 Kings, and Isaiah through Malachi. Special emphasis will be given to the book of Isaiah. Students will learn how to analyze and synthesize specific themes from a book of the bible. |
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| Winter 2005 |
Survey of the New Testament: The Gospel & Acts |
Students will learn the background, themes, and major principles for Matthew through Acts. Special emphasis will be given to the books of Matthew, John and Acts. Students will also gain an understanding of textual criticism. |
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| Fall 2004 |
Survey of the Old Testament: The Torah |
Students will learn the background, themes, and major principles for Genesis through Joshua. Special emphasis will be given to the book of Genesis. Students will learn how to develop a detailed outline for a book of the bible. |
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