The study of theology that identifies the themes emerging from the various books of the Bible and explains their contribution to the progress of divine revelation.

A synthetic study of the overall purpose and message of the Old Testament (OT) Law and History and how each part fits into the whole. Each book in the Pentateuch and Historical sections of the OT is examined: their authorship, date, historical setting, message, genre, literary structure and theology.

A preview of the Bible with a focus upon God’s progressive revelation of Himself in history–creation, fall and re-creation of all things in Christ as revealed in the Old and New Testaments.

This course explores spiritual formation by examining the Scriptures, historic spiritual practices of the Christian faith and contemporary Christian writings. In doing so, the course provides a foundation for growth in personal discipleship through intellectual engagement and practical application.

A survey of the 27-books of the New Testament with emphasis on historical setting and literary features.

The study of Evangelical Christian beliefs and their relationship to other belief systems as well as their relevance to contemporary discussions both inside and outside of the church.