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| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Church History | Studies the development of the church and surveys key individuals and groups that shaped its direction. |
| College Reading | Improves reading skills and focuses on thinking strategies necessary for comprehending college-level textbooks. |
| Epistle | Explores the special introductions and general outlines of each epistle to help students expound on main themes. |
| Hermeneutics | An introduction to the art and science of Bible interpretation with hands-on inductive study experience. |
| Historical Books | An exegetical study focusing on the theological, literary, and historical content of Old Testament historical books. |
| Homiletics | Teaches the fundamental art of preaching alongside basic principles of sermon preparation and delivery. |
| Intro to the New Testament | Provides an overview of the books from Matthew to Revelation. |
| Intro to the Old Testament | Covers the main themes of the Old Testament books from Genesis to Malachi. |
| Leadership | Examines biblical leadership principles including time management, team building, and people management. |
| Major & Minor Prophets I | Studies the content and historical background of the four major and twelve minor prophets. |
| Ministerial Ethics | Equips students to navigate ethical decisions and dilemmas using spiritual ethics beyond a natural worldview. |
| Personal Evangelism | Provides foundational skills for sharing the gospel one-on-one through evangelism, discipleship, and prayer. |
| Theology I | Introduces doctrines regarding the triune God, creation, humanity, revelation, and sin. |
| Theology II | Introduces doctrines of Christ, salvation, the Holy Spirit, and the last things. |
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