*Schedule is subject to change.
This course is designed to give the student the skills needed to properly prepare and deliver an effective speech.
Term
Day
No scheduled day listed
Hour
No schedule hour listed
Location
No location listed
Course ID
SPCH 101
Credit Hours
2
Department
Speech
Instructor
Deanna Williams
Format
On Campus
Course Books
This course looks at what the Bible says regarding ethical issues in society and ministry today, as well as proper manners and etiquette. The student will be required to evaluate the teachings of Scripture with a look at various methods of ministry. Special emphasis will be placed on the character and ethical responsibilities toward church leadership, members, politics, society, and other churches.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
AP 402
Credit Hours
2
Department
Apologetics
Instructor
Dr. John Goetsch
Format
On Campus
Course Books
This course is an in-depth study of Christology and Pneumatology.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
BI 362
Credit Hours
3
Department
Bible
Instructor
No instructor listed
Format
On Campus
Course Books
Further training in grammar, vocabulary, and syntax will be given. The student will also translate 1 John as part of the course. (BL 302 is required with a grade of "C-" or higher.)
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
BL 401
Credit Hours
3
Department
Bible Languages
Instructor
No instructor listed
Format
On Campus
Course Books
This course teaches English grammar and foundational writing concepts on a college level. Because clear writing is developed through good English basics, this class aids the student in development of clear writing and grammar skills that will be further developed in EN 102.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
EN 101
Credit Hours
3
Department
English
Instructor
Heidi Haynes
Format
On Campus
Course Books
This course examines the development of the United States from the colonial period through the Civil War. It gives special emphasis to Christianity’s influence on the development of the United States. It will also look at how Christian men and women have made a significant impact on the development of our nation.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
HI 283
Credit Hours
3
Department
History
Instructor
No instructor listed
Format
On Campus
Course Books
This course provides the student with the biblical ingredients to a godly marriage and family. It will attempt to provide the student with the discernment needed to be able to provide a biblical balance in his family life and ministry.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
PT 311
Credit Hours
2
Department
Practical Theology
Instructor
Dr. Jim Schettler
Format
On Campus
Course Books
This course is an in-depth study of Hamartiology, Anthropology, and Soteriology.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
BI 363
Credit Hours
3
Department
Bible
Instructor
Paul Choi
Format
On Campus, Online
Course Books
This is a concentrated introductory course of Koine Greek grammar, vocabulary and syntax. This course is designed to develop a working knowledge of New Testament Greek. Prerequisite: EN 101 with a grade of a “C” or higher, and EN 102
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
BL 301
Credit Hours
3
Department
Bible Languages
Instructor
No instructor listed
Format
On Campus, Online
Course Books
This course builds upon information gleaned either through observation, experience, or an undergraduate Bible Study Methods class. In this class, students will learn how the NT writers used the OT, and students will understand how Dispensationalism and Reformed Theology play a part in exegesis. Students will uncover common exegetical fallacies and how to use today's technology in light of Bible study.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
BI 503
Credit Hours
3
Department
Bible
Instructor
No instructor listed
Format
Online
Course Books
This course builds upon information gleaned either through observation, experience, or an undergraduate Bible Study Methods class. In this class, students will learn how the NT writers used the OT, and students will understand how Dispensationalism and Reformed Theology play a part in exegesis. Students will uncover common exegetical fallacies and how to use today's technology in light of Bible study.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
BI 503
Credit Hours
3
Department
Bible
Instructor
No instructor listed
Format
Online
Course Books
This course introduces students to modern theories of learning, including an examination of the learner, the didactic process, student evaluation, and the teacher-student relationship in the school environment.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
ED 501
Credit Hours
3
Department
Christian Education
Instructor
Dr. David Warren
Format
Online
Course Books
This course will introduce students to problems related to classroom management, student motivation, and discipline.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
ED 510
Credit Hours
3
Department
Christian Education
Instructor
Dr. David Warren
Format
Online
Course Books
This course offers an analysis of administrative behavior and organizational patterns within Christian education. Basic factors and fundamentals for successful administrations will be examined.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
ED 512
Credit Hours
3
Department
Christian Education
Instructor
Dr. David Warren
Format
Online
Course Books
This course offers an analysis of administrative behavior and organizational patterns within Christian education. Basic factors and fundamentals for successful administrations will be examined.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
ED 512
Credit Hours
3
Department
Christian Education
Instructor
Dr. David Warren
Format
Online
Course Books
This course studies the intricacies of proper testing and measurement of a student’s progress throughout their education. Effective testing, balanced evaluations, and principles for measurement are all studied in this course. Prerequisite: None
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
ED 522
Credit Hours
3
Department
Christian Education
Instructor
Dr. Jerry Goddard
Format
Online
Course Books
This course is designed to equip the student with the ability to research, write, and format (Turabian) a masters’ level argumentative research paper. This course is intended to prepare students for writing assignments required in all concentrations within the MRE program. This course covers the research process, how to use the library resources, other research databases. Additionally, time will be given to the development of an argument along with basic writing and revision techniques.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
EN 501
Credit Hours
3
Department
Masters
Instructor
Dr. Jerry Goddard
Format
Online
Course Books
This graduate level course explores the philosophy of leadership commonly referred to as “servant leadership.” Students will explore both the academic and practial levels of leadership as well as understanding the foundational principle of humanity as was modeled by our Saviour.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
PT 511
Credit Hours
3
Department
Practical Theology
Instructor
David Adams
Format
Online
Course Books
This graduate level course explores the philosophy of leadership commonly referred to as “servant leadership.” Students will explore both the academic and practial levels of leadership as well as understanding the foundational principle of humanity as was modeled by our Saviour.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
PT 511
Credit Hours
3
Department
Practical Theology
Instructor
David Adams
Format
Online
Course Books
This course explores the process of bringing a new convert into becoming a fruitful disciple of Jesus Christ. Emphasis is placed on becoming that disciple personally as well as becoming a discipler of others.
Term
Day
Mon, Wed, Fri
Hour
1st Hour Courses (7:20 - 8:20 AM)
Location
No location listed
Course ID
PT 512
Credit Hours
3
Department
Practical Theology
Instructor
No instructor listed
Format
Online
Course Books
