Classes

Basic introduction to pastoral and social ethics.

Detailed overview of Buddhism, and how a Christian can talk with a Buddhist.

The first 700 years of the Church.

In-depth discussion of how to read and apply Proverbs.

Detailed instruction on how to study your Bible.

The themes of the Old Testament.

Summary lectures over every chapter of Basics of Biblical Greek.

Detailed overview of Hinduism, and how a Christian can talk with a Hindu.

An introduction to the New Testament.

Interaction of Philosophy and Christian thought the centuries.

An introduction to the Gospels and Acts.

Detailed overview of Acts through Revelation.

Detailed overview of Acts through Revelation.

It is going to get bad, but remain faithful because God wins.

Introduction to theology, and our view of Scripture and God.

Introduction to the ministry of education within the church.

Paul's last three letters to his close friends Timothy and Titus.

How Wesleyan theologians approach theology.

Teaching on Christ, Salvation, the Church, and last things.

Reformation through the Age of Reason.

What do the four gospels teach us about Jesus?

An introduction to the epistles and Revelation.

An overview of Genesis through Malachi.

Theological discussion of why and how we do ministry.

Your personal spiritual life and a biblical understanding of the priorities and strategies of ministry are essential to your personal spiritual development and the effectiveness of your ministry. 

Detailed overview of Islam, and how a Christian can talk with a Muslim.

Detailed overview of Matthew through John.

This is a seminary-level class on worship and Christian formation.

A class on the early years of the church.

Paul's most emotional letter, with a summary of Pauline theology.

The life and impact of Martin Luther on the Reformation and beyond.

An exegetical study of Hebrews.

An overview of worldwide missions today.

How we look at reality, whether we know it or not.

Read, understand, and meditate authentically on the Psalms.

An in-depth look at the issues of evangelism.

Seminary-level class on the New Testament.

Seminary level course on Biblical Theology

The most important theological book in the New Testament.

The history of the Greek text behind modern translations.

A framework for a theology of world missions based on a biblical worldview.

This an introductory class to Christian Apologetics.

The principles and practice of sermon-crafting to show the unifying principle of grace.

The theology of Luther, Calvin, and other Reformers.

What is a leader in the church: definitions and values.

The philosophy and theology of C.S. Lewis.