Graduate Bible Courses
This course surveys the entire New Testament and develops the overarching themes of the Bible begun in the Old Testament and revealed in the New Testament. It focuses on the theme, purpose, structure, and basic content of each individual book and the relation of each book to the whole Bible. Strong emphasis is given to the application of the message of each book for personal spiritual development and ministry. Attention is paid to the incarnation, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the story of the early Church as it proclaimed the themes of transgression, redemption, and consummation.
BIBL 630 The Missionary Life and Letters of Paul, 3 credits
An in-depth study of the missionary life and writings of the apostle Paul—a quintessential missionary. Emphasis is made on his passion for missions & the gospel message he preached and how he lived it out.
- Teacher: Dr. Ed Roller
This course is an introduction to various tools of Bible study and a methodical and inductive approach to study of the Scriptures, basic laws, and principles of interpretation. This course provides opportunity to practice using these tools, methods, and principles. The student will complete practical assignments using the three steps of observation, interpretation, and application, and will interact with the professor and other students in accurately evaluating their findings.