Courses
THURSDAY EVENINGS
730PM-930PM
New Testament Survey
10 February to 7 April 2022
Professor David W. Chapman
Want to better understand the gospels
and epistles found in the New Testament? Join us as Dr. David Chapman brings us through a survey of cultural context and major themes of the New Testament, including their implications for the believer’s faith and life!
Readings
1. The New Testament in Antiquity:
A Survey of the New Testament within Its Cultural Context
by Gary M. Burge and Gene L. Green
An accessible book that challenges readers to explore the depths of the New Testament within its cultural worlds, bringing new insight into how we are to read
the New Testament
Past Courses
Old Testament Survey
21 October to 16 December 2021
Professor Aaron Goldstein
Does the Old Testament feel like a random mix of people, events and ideas to you? Join us and gain a big picture overview of the Old Testament story, and how each of its four sections - The Pentateuch, Historical Books, Prophetical Books, Psalms and Wisdom Literature - come together as an interrelated whole.
Singleness, Marriage
& Sexuality
5 August to 23 September 2021
Professor Dan Doriani
What does the Bible have to say about sex, singleness, marriage and sexuality, such as transgenderism? Join us as we seek to understand and winsomely respond to society's evolving views on sexuality and gender with faithfulness to God's Word.
Apologetics & Evangelism
1 April to 20 May 2021
Professor Zack Eswine
How did Jesus do evangelism? And how can we too handle questions and objections to the faith with the spirit and love of Jesus? Join us as we learn from how Jesus and the early Christians engaged in apologetics with those around them.
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Church & Last Things
14 January to 4 March 2021
Professor Brad Matthews
What is the Church really supposed to do and be? How does understanding eschatology impact my faith and
day-to-day living? Join us and grow in purposeful living as we await Christ's return.
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Christian Ethics
17 September to 5 November 2020
Professor Dan Doriani
How are we to live as Christians in all of life? Whether it's in our thinking, our recreation, our eating, and friendships, Christ redeems us to live rightly. Join us for the course and discover how the gospel affects our lives completely and comprehensively.
Calling, Work
and Vocation
25 June to 13 August 2020
Professor Brad Matthews
What is my 'calling'? How does my work relate with God's work in His world? And how does the Fall affect how we work today? Join us as we uncover our purpose in the world through work and vocation.
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