Th 101/501
Introduction to Theology
Location: Bangor / Zoom
Instructor: Dr. Smith
Day & Time: Wednesdays, 9AM-11:15AM
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Description: Explore the science of God. This course demystifies theology by focusing on organizing and systematizing biblical teachings. We will cover topics such as God, the Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, sin, salvation, sanctification, predestination, free will, and the last days.
Mi 250/650
Evangelism & Missions
Location: Bangor / Zoom
Instructor: C. Bradshaw
Day & Time: Thursdays, 9AM-11:15AM
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Description: Evangelism involves divine-human collaboration, sharing the message of Christ with the help of the Holy Spirit. Mission expands upon evangelism by including practical services like disaster relief and healthcare. This course covers the biblical and theological foundations of this work and introduces students to Christian organizations in this field.
Li 101/501
Life of the Leader
Location: Bangor / Zoom
Instructor: Dr. Smith
Day & Time: Saturdays, 9AM-11:15AM
*During first class (Jan 13) professor and students will together determine schedule and location details for classes to meet going forward.
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Description: This course explores the concept of integrated leadership in Christian ministry, examining how Jesus' life exemplified ideal leadership. Students will develop a biblical and theological perspective on leadership to inform practical, real-world practices, , while also examining historical and contemporary leadership examples.
Ln 204/604
Greek Exegesis: Mark (Part 2)
Location: Bangor / Zoom
Instructor: C. Commmeau
Day & Time: Mondays, 12PM-2:15PM
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Description: (Prerequisite: Ln 203/603) This course offers students the opportunity to put their new knowledge of Greek into use reading, studying, and interpreting select passages of the New Testament in its original language. A continuation of Greek Exegesis: Mark (part 1).
Ln 100/500
Greek and Hebrew for Bible Study
Location: Bangor / Zoom
Instructor: C. Commmeau
Day & Time: Tuesdays, 12PM-2:15PM
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Description: A course introducing the basics of alphabet, vocabulary, grammar, and structure of Greek and Hebrew so that students may having a working knowledge to better use the diversity of linguistic tools and resources available for Bible study, whether as lay people or clergy.
Ln 112/512
Intro to Biblical Hebrew 2
Location: Bangor / Zoom
Instructor: C. Commmeau
Day & Time: Wednesdays, 12PM-2:15PM
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Description: (Prerequisite: Ln 111) This course continues the study of the Old Testament’s Hebrew language, leading to more effective Old Testament exegesis and interpretation.
Ln 122/522
Intro to Ecclesiastical Latin 2
Location: Bangor / Zoom
Instructor: C. Commmeau
Day & Time: Thursdays, 12PM-2:15PM
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Description: (Prerequisite: Ln 121/521) This course continues the study of Ecclesiastical Latin, leading to translations of Jerome’s Latin Vulgate.
Bi 102 / 502
New Testament Themes & Interpretation
Location: Fayette / Zoom
Instructor: Dr. Bosse
Day & Time: Mondays, 6PM-8:15PM
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Description: This course builds on the knowledge gained in New Testament Survey and continues exploring the texts of the New Testament, while considering more fully the theological implications and practical applications of that knowledge as well as important interpretative approaches and practices.
Ph 203/603
Introduction to Apologetics
Location: S. Portland / Zoom
Instructor: Dr. Jon Vermilion
Day & Time: Thursdays, 6PM-8:15PM
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Description: Apologetics is the practice of making reasoned arguments to defend and promote a particular position, often drawing evidence from everyday experiences and academic fields like philosophy, history, cosmology, and the sciences.Students will learn what they need to be able defenders of Christian faith as well as having their own faith strengthened.
FIN-2403
Financial Strategies for Life
Dates: Jan. 22 - Mar. 17
*Students will be granted digital online course access and have 6-8 weeks of material to be completed, 1 week at a time. Assignments for each week may be completed according to student schedule, providing maximum flexibility.
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Description: This course aims to instill in students an understanding of personal financial planning and money management skills rooted in biblical principles. The goal is to cultivate a population of financially responsible and self-reliant individuals through basic financial education.
ENGL-1153
Writing to Communicate
Dates: Jan. 22 - Mar. 17
*Students will be granted digital online course access and have 6-8 weeks of material to be completed, 1 week at a time. Assignments for each week may be completed according to student schedule, providing maximum flexibility.
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Description: This course focuses on improving your written communication skills. You will learn how to read critically, develop research skills, and apply the principles of effective writing to create thesis-centered expository and argumentative prose.
FNAR-2603
Art Appreciation & Experience
Dates: Jan. 22 - Mar. 17​
* Students will be granted digital online course access and have 6-8 weeks of material to be completed, 1 week at a time. Assignments for each week may be completed according to student schedule, providing maximum flexibility.
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Description: An introductory study of art appreciation. The course covers art-related vocabulary, focused observation, historical context and the elements and principles of design as an entry into discussion surrounding the meaning and purpose of visual imagery. Concepts emerge from the content areas of aesthetics, art history and critical inquiry.
Bi 100/500
Biblical Interpretation
Location: Zoom
Instructor: Dr. Lambertson
Day & Time: Tuesdays, 6PM-8:15PM
*Formally: Hermeneutics, Worldview, Theology and the Bible
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Description: This course examines the fundamental principles, practices and tools of biblical interpretation and exegesis. It will introduce hermeneutical strategies and methods will be taught towards gaining competent and faithful proficiency in delivering the biblical author’s intended message for a contemporary audience.