A study of Christianity from the Early Church to the dawn of the Reformation, with source material readings.

An analysis of the philosophical, religious, and scientific beliefs and ideas that have shaped different cultures and are now reshaping our multicultural and pluralistic society.

An overview of the covenantal structure of the whole of biblical revelation, centering on the concepts of kingdom, covenant, and mediator, and how these themes unify the Scriptures.

Reading and analysis of the Institutes of the Christian Religion, emphasizing Calvin's method, material arrangement, and biblical-theological content.

Dr. Bryan Chapell explores the unifying principle of grace that binds all Scripture together.

Explores the structure and content of Christian ethics and the goal, motive, and norm of the Christian life; offers an analysis of ethical issues related to authority, life, sexuality, property, and truthfulness.

Study of the doctrine of Scripture, including inspiration, inerrancy, and the principles of biblical interpretation, as well as the person, works, and attributes of God and His relation to the created order.

A study of the doctrine of man (including the image of God in man), the doctrine of sin and the effects of the fall, the plan of salvation, the person of Christ and His saving work.

A study of the purpose, theology, and chronology of Acts and the missionary strategy of the apostle Paul, as well as a look at the major Pauline epistles.

A study of the life and teachings of Jesus, with a special emphasis on the work of salvation that He accomplished.

A survey of the intertestamental period, the life of Christ, and the formation of the Early Church with special attention to the Roman, Greek, and Jewish contexts of the New Testament period as portrayed in the Gospels and Acts.

Explore the historical books of the Old Testament -- Joshua, Judges, Samuel and Kings -- including a brief look at the Pentateuch.

The study of Christianity from the Reformation to the present, with source material readings.

Biblical teaching on the person and ministries of God, the Holy Spirit, the nature and purpose of the Church, the return of Christ, and the eternal state.

This course offers a theological and practical approach to youth ministry in the church, including the place of youth ministry in the church's philosophy of ministry and principles for overseeing a youth ministry program.