Course Offerings

Bible 1 – The Story of the Bible from Beginning to End
God’s Word is the beautiful, magnificent, deep, and true story of reality. It is about who God is, who we are, and His desire to redeem us and His world for His glory. We study the Bible to encounter God. When we do that, we begin to learn the truth about Him, ourselves, and our world. This course is designed to equip students to learn the biblical story, develop biblical literacy, discover biblical doctrine, and practice biblical applications.

Bible 2 – Exploring Christianity/Living Christianity
Bible 2 is intended to explore many big questions surrounding Christianity, such as: Who is God?  Can He be known?  Who are we in relation to Him?  Upon discovering biblical responses to these questions and others, the student will learn what it means to live in community as a Christian young man or a Christian young woman. This course is uniquely separated into male and female classes, allowing for meaningful, life-impacting discussions and applications throughout the year.  However, in each class students will learn to read and interpret the bible, understand and explain the basic truths of Christianity, discuss God’s word and related texts in the context of authentic, personal, Christ-centered community, and apply biblical truth to their lives.

Bible 3 – Life of Christ (Fall Semester)
The Life of Christ course explores the Person of Jesus in an effort to equip students to develop a full perspective of Jesus, empowering them to overcome possible misunderstandings and enabling them to encounter Him more intimately. This will take place from the following vantage points: the Tri-Perspective of Jesus as Prophet/Priest/King; the student’s Identity in Christ; and Jesus’ method of Discipleship.

Bible 3 – Introduction to Worldviews (Spring Semester) 
This course is designed to integrate the basic concepts of critical thinking toward an understanding of the main Worldviews in our culture. Biblical Theism, Secular Humanism (Modernism and Postmodernism), and Islam. The end result will be a confident ability to communicate a reasoned case as to the adequacy and supremacy of the Biblical Worldview, as well as a desire toward a lifelong pursuit of a relationship with Jesus and an understanding of Christianity. This introduction will focus on Christianity, Islam, Secularism, Marxism and New Spirituality.

Bible 4 – A Survey of Competing Worldviews  
This year-long course is designed to help students engage our current culture with Scripture and a faith in Jesus Christ. Students will study Theology, Philosophy, Ethics, Biology, Psychology, Sociology, Law, Politics, Economics, and History. The end result will be a confident ability to communicate a reasoned case as to the adequacy and supremacy of the Biblical Worldview, as well as a desire toward a lifelong pursuit of a relationship with Jesus and an understanding of Christianity.