Explore the Old Testament books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. This course will outline key themes, stories, and history of each book of Torah. Whether you are new to the Bible or eager to enrich your understanding, this course will equip you to better understand the Old Testament.

Sundays, Sept. 29 – Nov. 17
11 a.m. in the Auditorium

Explore the Prophetic books of the Old Testament such as 1 & 2 Samuel, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, as well as the minor prophets. This course will study the lives, messages, and historical contexts of the prophets as well as the enduring relevance of their messages for God’s people today.

Explore the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. This course will study the four biographies of Jesus to better understand His life and teachings as well as the historical and theological contexts of each book. If you are new to the Bible or eager to enrich your understanding, this course will equip you to better understand the New Testament.

Explore the book of Acts and the Letters of Paul, Peter, John, and Jude. This course will examine the major themes and theology of each of the New Testament letters. We will study historical and cultural contexts and enrich our understanding of personal faith, the church, living as a follower of Jesus, and more.

Biblical Theology 1 is a study of the foundational doctrines of Christian theology. Using God’s Word as our guide, we will learn what the Bible says about what we believe and deepen our understanding of the Christian faith. This course explores the doctrines of: God, the Bible, Creation, Sin, the Person of Christ, the Work of Christ, and Salvation.

*Prerequisite: Biblical Theology 1

Biblical Theology 2 is a continuation of the study of foundational doctrines of Christian theology. This course explores the doctrines of: Holy Spirit, the Christian life, the Church, Mission, and more.

The Bible is the authoritative, inspired word of God. It is also a diverse collection of ancient texts, of different genres, written by various authors, over hundreds of years that can feel difficult to understand. In this course, we will practice skills to read and understand the unified message of God’s Word.

Sundays, Sept. 8 – Oct. 27

11 a.m. | Education A

What does it look like to walk with God in your daily life? Discover and cultivate essential spiritual practices such as prayer, scripture reading, worship, Sabbath rest, and more. This course aims to help you deepen your faith life, foster closeness with God, and equip you with tools for spiritual growth.

Explore the dynamic and transformative mission of God revealed throughout Scripture. Focusing on themes of salvation, redemption, and reconciliation, this course examines God’s mission for Christians in the world, and what it means to join God in His mission, both locally and globally.

One-Day Seminar Offered Each Semester

This course will equip you to share the Good News of Jesus. God loves the lost. Whether it is across the street, across the border, or across an ocean, you will learn to effectively engage people, share the personal hope you have in Jesus, and invite others to know Him as well.