Spring 2025 semester

New Testament Survey is an overview of the 27 books found in the New Testament, emphasizing their historic settings and thematic content. Each book is highlighted for its special contribution to the rest of Scripture, and its relationship to the other books. It will also help the student answer the question, what does the New Testament
mean for us today.

This course is a comprehensive study of the Book of Acts. The primary purpose is to gain a contextual understanding of the birth of the 1st century church and its impact on and message to the 21st century church. Cultural understanding of events and characters, historical significance and contemporary application will be taken into
consideration throughout the course.

Covenants is an in depth study of the nine biblical covenants that God made with man: Edenic, Adamic, Nohaic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, Palestinian, Davidic, New and Everlasting. These covenants are the main expression of the relationship between God and mankind throughout the Bible. They determined much of what was considered moral, ethical and religious at different times in history. Their key elements provide the framework for understanding God’s actions, especially in the area of redemption. They are so important that they have been considered the main interpretive key to unlocking
the whole Bible.
 

If you would like to take a course without earning credit we are offering an Audit option for $150 per course for everyone. Members will be able to receive a $50 discount to audit a course.