Foundations of Bible Study is a rigorous course that helps equip believers to effectively “dig” into God’s Word using 20 Bible study tools. This class will take you beyond just reading into a deeper understanding of God’s Word.

Will cover inductive bible study, how to prepare and present a lesson, how to use Bible study tools, basic hermeneutics, how to write and plan a lesson series, training in public speaking, and vision and long term lesson planning.

Covers authorship and setting of NT books, theological themes of the NT, guidance for the church in a hostile culture, civic and religious responsibilities, the model of the NT Church, as well as church leadership and organization.

Hermeneutics is the theory (science) and practice (art) of biblical interpretation. In this class students will learn the basic principles of biblical interpretation, how to approach different kinds of literature within the Bible, and how to accurately interpret God’s word.

Church History Survey provides broad exposure to the history of the church from Peter’s sermon at Pentecost (Acts 2) to the present day. Students will learn about key figures and church leaders who have shaped church culture (ecclesiology) and its influence throughout history.

Systematic Theology is a method of organizing key theological principles into a functional worldview. This class covers a broad range of subjects including the doctrines of God, Jesus (Christology), the Holy Spirit, Sin, and others.

Old Testament Survey focuses on a broad understanding of the books of the Old Testament. This course covers the authors, origin, cultural settings, significance, and how each book contributes to the message of the gospel.