Courses

For the purpose of exegeting the Greek New Testament, the principles of Greek grammar are learned along with the paradigms, vocabulary and practice translation needed in preparation for exegesis.

Basic principles and techniques of personal evangelism are studied. Key verses are memorized. Each student will be involved in individual witnessing projects.

A study of the Christian Church, focusing on the significant issues and trends from its beginning to modern times with attention to trends and issues unique to the Church in America.

The course is designed to generate confidence concerning the Christian faith through a rational defense and response to the anti-Christian objections. Attention is given to a variety of Christian evidences which support the claims of Christianity. Prerequisite: Principles of Biblical Interpretation I, II

This course explores ecological interactions through the systematic study of global realms atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere. Environmental science is an overview of ecosystems, energy flow, geology, chemical cycles, population studies, community dynamics and pollution. Environmental Science includes topics in land and water use, energy, food and natural resources.