Upcoming Graduate Classes
Spring 2022
New Testament Theology |
|
|
Dr. Stephen Smith An investigation of the New Testament writings in order to understand their theological message. This study of the New Testament’s theology recognizes both its diversity of expression and its fundamental conceptual unity. |
|
| BITH 611 || Biblical Theology & Exegesis | |
Biblical Theology of Holiness |
|
|
Dr. Philip Brown Using biblical-theological methods, students in this course will study Old and New Testament teachings on holiness, God’s ethical expectations, humanity’s problem, and God’s solution. |
|
| BITH 612 || Biblical Theology & Exegesis | |
Greek Exegesis: Romans |
|
|
Dr. Steven Oliver Greek Exegesis: Romans consists of translation of and exegetical analysis in Greek of the epistle to the Romans, with special attention to how syntactical structures contribute to semantic analysis. |
|
| GREK 603 || Biblical Theology & Exegesis | |
Christ-Centered Expository Preaching |
|
|
Dr. R. G. Hutchison Christ-Centered Expository Preaching combines exegesis with the gospel-based evangelical thrust of Christ-centered preaching. |
|
| PRTH 512 || Practical Theology, Homiletics | |
Integration of Christian Faith and Counseling Theory |
|
|
Dr. Andrew Graham An investigation of the various perspectives on the integration of Christian faith and counseling theory. |
|
| PRTH 530 || Practical Theology, Christian Counseling | |
Discipleship in the Home |
|
|
Dr. Matt Friedeman Discipleship in the Home examines the foundation of the Christian family and biblical principles for strengthening the home and making disciples for the Kingdom of God. Special attention is given to practical application of the class texts and discussions. |
|
| PRTH 542 || Practical Theology, Discipleship | |
Creation, Science and the Problem of Pain |
|
|
Dr. Thane Ury Creation, Science, and the Problem of Pain analyzes how various approaches to origins, hermeneutics, science, and authority impact our understanding of the problem of evil. |
|
| PRTH 572 || Practical Theology, Apologetics | |
Advanced Systematic Theology |
|
|
Dr. Mark Bird An investigation of the themes that comprise Christian systematic theology. We will focus on theology as a discipline, with application to life and service. |
|
| SYTH 500 || Systematic Theology | |
Graduate Program Calendar
Spring 2022 Dates
- Jan. 10: Spring classes convene
- Mar. 22-28: Late winter break
- Apr. 1: Program and scholarship application deadline for Summer 2022
- Apr. 1: Last day to withdraw from Spring 2021 classes.
- Apr. 17-23: Spring break
- May 14: Graduate spring term end
Summer 2022 Dates
- May 23: Summer classes convene
- July 30: Summer classes end
Matt Hallam here.
I’d love to chat about the options that you have through GBSC.
Call me anytime.
