Bibliology
This course provides a comprehensive study of the Christian doctrine of Scripture—its nature, origin, authority, and purpose. Students will explore the inspiration, inerrancy, illumination, canonization, and preservation of the Bible, understanding how God’s Word has been revealed and transmitted throughout history. Emphasis is placed on the Bible as the ultimate authority for faith and practice, with attention to its divine inspiration and human authorship. By the end of the course, students will be equipped to articulate and defend a sound doctrine of Scripture within the context of Christian theology and ministry.
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Bible Interpretation
Explore how the Bible was written, preserved, and empowered by the Holy Spirit to reveal God’s truth.
Learn foundational methods for interpreting Scripture — context, culture, grammar, and literary form.
See how all of Scripture fits together in one redemptive story pointing to Jesus Christ.
Old Testament Themes
Discover how the Old Testament reveals God as Creator, Redeemer, and Covenant Keeper.
Explore God’s unchanging faithfulness through His covenants with Abraham, Moses, and David.
Understand the purpose of the Law and how it prepares the way for the ultimate grace found in Christ.
Revelation
Understand the nature, purpose, and structure of Revelation within its first-century context and biblical canon.
Explore the spiritual messages to the churches of Asia Minor and their continuing relevance to today’s Church.
Encounter Jesus Christ as the central figure of Revelation — the victorious Lamb who reigns over history.