Free Christian Living Courses

Sexuality is one of the most formidable challenges facing a disciple of Jesus in the modern world. MSC staff discuss love, sex, marriage, dating, and related topics.

Examination of the theoretical perspectives of anthropology combined with a study of cultural subsystems, ideology and culture change with a special emphasis on how a Christian worldview informs the study of people and culture.

An journalism integration course taught by Drs. Joanne Jung & Michael Longinow

A study of biblical ethics and the role the local church plays in the community.

As a key component of life and spiritual formation, the Faith & Money course seeks to explore key theological themes and biblical texts related to personal use of money and possessions with the outcome of integrating these key theological and Biblical principles into the students’ value system that leads to life-change.

A careful biblical and theological development of a consistent apologetic. The course provides a basis for the evaluation of various empirical systems as well as a working knowledge of presuppositionalism for use in all aspects of practical ministry.

This course is focused on the specific areas of marriage and the family. Topics covered include the purpose of marriage, divorce and remarriage, roles of husband and wife, physical intimacy within marriage, communication and conflict resolution…

Christian leadership is an incredibly important aspect of the Church. Sherwood Lingenfelter takes an anthropological approach to studying characteristics of leadership.