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  1 Corinthians (ch 1-6)
A study of the first half of the book of 1 Corinthians.
A Biblical Approach to Music
This class addresses the issues of music in the church from a biblical (as opposed to musical) perspective. Topics include biblical authority, music in the church, and personal musical consumption.
Becoming Salt & Light: Personal Evangelism
Most people have the desire to be a witness (to obey Christ by being salt and light), but they lack an organized method for doing so. This course includes informational lectures, case studies, role playing, and practical experience. All of which will help the student to be better able to fulfill God's command to be a witness.
Bible Backgrounds
A study of the flow of Israel's history from its beginnings in the OT until the close of the NT (including the inter-testamental period). This course will take a look into the culture and customs of both Jews and Gentiles during each period.
Bible Study & Interpretation
A study of the principles and methods involved in bringing out the relevance and message of the Bible. The course studies the different figures, motifs, and genres of the Bible, and it entails a hands-on implementation of these concepts in order to produce better students of the Scriptures.
Biblical Themes
Systematic Theology is a study that every believer must engage in if he/she is to “defend the faith” that God has entrusted to the saints. This course is not a Systematic Theology class that is designed to delve deeply into the major doctrines of the Bible; it is instead a course giving an introductory overview of all the major theological doctrines of the Bible in a concise manner. The intent of the class is to “wet the student's appetite” for further theological studies.
Challenging Problems Women Face
A course that desires to equip women to deal with life's difficulties. It deals with some of the more difficult problems women face, and finds ways to bring the hope of God to these troubled women in a discipleship setting.
Congregational Song Leading & Conducting
A class designed to help the student gain skill in basic conducting technique so he can follow the song leader with more proficiency, lead music in various ministries, and facilitate participation in his local church music ministry.
Counseling Children
A course that centers on the discipleship of young children with a special emphasis on godly discipline that includes both outward correction as well as inward instruction.
Dispensationalism
A course dedicated to the study of the various dispensations of the Bible with special attention given to God's progressive and unfolding revelation.
Doctrines 1 (Bible and God)
A systematic study of the doctrine of the Scriptures, including an emphasis on their inerrancy and authority, and the doctrine of God, with an emphasis on His essence and attributes.
Doctrines 2 (Christ)
A systematic study of the doctrine of Jesus Christ.
Doctrines 3 (Man, Sin, and the Holy Spirit)
An examination of the nature of the Holy Spirit and His works, past and present. The nature of man will be discussed including his creation, fall and current condition.
Doctrines 4 (Salvation)
A comprehensive study of salvation history from eternity past to the future glorification of the believer.
Your Family Matters
A course intended to explore God's purpose for the family and how we as believers should behave and interact as family members. Topics will include: Family Member Roles and Responsibilities, Parenting, Discipline, Attitudes, Finances, Ministry, Priorities, etc. An excellent opportunity to be taught and challenged, but also to contribute through class discussion.
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Doctrines 5 (Angels, Demons, Satan)
A course dealing with the Bible's teaching on these supernatural subjects in order that the student may come to grips with what he believes pertaining to these doctrines. Therefore, this course includes developing one's own doctrinal statement.
Doctrines 6 (End Times)
A comprehensive study of End Times events from a dispensational, premillennial, pretribulational perspective with a special emphasis on Christ's Messianic Kingdom.
Helping Others Grow through Problems
A class designed to introduce students to the Scriptural dynamics of lasting change. Emphasis is on being changed personally by the Spirit's power in order to help others experience change.
Internet Stewardship
A course explaining how to properly navigate the Internet, use search engines, chat mediums, email, Internet terms, and to ensure safety and security. You will learn Internet jargon and acquire tools and information to help today's Christian use the Internet safely, securely, and to the glory of God.
Introduction to the NT
A study of the New Testament from the perspective of general introduction. Subjects that are covered include historical backgrounds, inspiration, canonicity, and intertestamental literature.
Minor Prophets
An introductory course discussing the unique role of the OT prophets and a brief survey of the times in which they lived. We will seek to discover application of hte message of the Minor Prophets to our lives today.
Principles of Teaching
The philosophy of this class is that teachers who are more effective in planning and presenting their lessons are better able to reach the hearts of their students. This course is an overview of basic teaching and communication strategies, with the goal of improving the skills of teachers of any age group.
Protestant Reformation
An examination of the Protestant Reformation and its aftermath (1517-1648), analyzing its impact upon Western Civilization. The course will center on key figures and their contribution to the movement.
Spiritual Gifts and Service in the Body of Christ
A study of the biblical statements concerning spiritual gifts. The study's aim is to discover the nature, purpose, bestowal, and operations of spiritual gifts with an emphasis on application to service in the local body of believers.
Survey of the Psalms
A study of the Psalms with special consideration of the genre, message, and historical context.
Survey of OT Historical Books
An overview of the Historical Books, beginning with Joshua and the conquest of Canaan and ending with post-exilic period of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. It is a study of the authors' purpose for writing and flow of biblical material, as well as some historical, theological, and textual issues.
Teaching to Change Lives
A course designed for those who desire to be more effective in teaching. An emphasis is placed on clear and practical principles of teaching that will impact lives.
The Minister's Wife
A course designed for women whose husbands are called to the ministry. Topics pertaining to the life of the pastor's wife will be covered by featured guest speakers.
Biblical Apologetics
This course will center on the Defense of the Faith from a Scriptural perspective. Attention will be given to the development of biblical world views that will help Christians answer the attacks against Christianity, the doctrine and faith that it affirms. Attention will also be given to a positive presentation of the gospel and its sufficiency to meet the spiritual needs of all men. Properly studied, Apologetics is not only a defence of the gospel, but also a positive tool to present the gospel.
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