TH 301.2: A combined course of study encompassing the nature and activities of angels as well as Satan and his host of demons.

BI 122.2: A survey of the books of the New Testament with special emphasis given to the authorship, doctrinal, and historical framework of each book. N.T. Survey II – Romans through Revelation

TH 102.2: An in depth study of the revelation, inspiration, and preservation of Scripture.

BI 323.2: A study of James through Jude, with emphasis being given to the doctrine and interpretation of the texts of the books and showing the importance of implementing truth into the daily walk of the believer. General Epistles I – James, I Peter

TH 401.2: A study of the doctrine of the local church, God’s program in this age. Included are its beginnings, continuation, and authority.

TH 403.2: A study of last things, examining the various tribulational and millennial viewpoints with a Biblical defense of pre-tribulationalism and pre-millennialism.

BI 413.2: A thorough study of the small but potent prophecies prior, during, and after the fall of Israel and Judah. Minor Prophets I – Hosea through Micah

BI 222.2: A comprehensive and harmonistic study of the earthly life and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ as revealed in the four gospels. Part Two

BI 224.2: A study of the background and a basic analysis of Romans through Philemon. Major themes and doctrines of each epistle are emphasized. Each book is outlined in detail. Part Two: Ephesians through Philemon

BI 324.2: A study of James through Jude, with emphasis being given to the doctrine and interpretation of the texts of the books and showing the importance of implementing truth into the daily walk of the believer. General Epistles II — II Peter; I, II, III John; Jude

GE 411.2: A defense of historical Christianity as stated in the Scriptures.

BI 312.2: An analytical study of the historical backgrounds and major prophetic messages of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. These classes are best suited for consecutive consideration and study. Part 2 of 2

BI 311.2: An analytical study of the historical backgrounds and major prophetic messages of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. These classes are best suited for consecutive consideration and study. Part 1 of 2

TH 101.2: A systematic study of the doctrine of God. Discussed are His existence, nature, attributes and dealings with mankind.

BI 121.2: A survey of the books of the New Testament with special emphasis given to the authorship, doctrinal, and historical framework of each book. N.T. Survey I – Matthew through Acts

GE 201.2 — CULTS: An overview of the major cults of the world such as Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witness, Seventh-Day Adventists, and the New Age movement.

TH 201.2: Lectures on the doctrine of Christ including His deity, humanity and redemptive work on the behalf of sinners.

TH 402.2: A study of the doctrine of the local church, God’s program in this age. Included are its beginnings, continuation, and authority. Part Two

BI 221.2: A comprehensive and harmonistic study of the earthly life and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ as revealed in the four gospels. Part One

TH 203.2: A combined course dealing with the doctrines of sin (its effects on man, angels, and creation) and man (his nature, fall, and depravity).

MN 301.2: This course will help the counselor to identify core areas of sin in a counselee’s life, companion sins, and God’s way to victory. This course employs Pastor Doug Hammett’s counseling manual and gives instruction in its use. A nouthetic and confrontational approach to people is the method encouraged by the teacher. This course is practical and beneficial for any Christian desirous of helping others work through life’s problems.

RE 201.2 — PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION: History of education and contrasts of philosophies of education with a thorough explanation of the Biblical philosophy of education.

RE 201.2 — PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION: History of education and contrasts of philosophies of education with a thorough explanation of the Biblical philosophy of education.

TH 202.2: A thorough series of sessions on the subject of salvation. Repentance, adoption, sanctification, eternal security, faith, Calvinism and Arminianism are among the subjects matters taught.

RE 402.2: This course will develop an understanding of how students learn and think, and give a special emphasis on ways to help students who struggle.