Upcoming Graduate Classes

Summer 2024

Biblical Languages and Technology

 Dr. Stephen Smith & Dr. Philip Brown

Biblical Languages and Technology is an introduction to how language works, including Biblical Hebrew and Koine Greek, as well as to the use of technology in the study of Biblical texts.

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BITH 500 || 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.

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PRTH 512 || Practical Theology, Homiletics

Biblical Theology of Preaching

Dr. R. G. Hutchison

Biblical Theology of Preaching investigates the biblical and theological foundations that support and shape the practice of preaching. Students will learn how the concept of preaching is unfolded across both Old and New Testaments, as well as the primary biblical paradigms that inform our concept of preaching today. Drawing on these paradigms, students will develop and apply a biblically-grounded, personal theology of preaching.

PRTH514 || Practical Theology, Homiletics

Preaching the Synoptic Gospels

Dr. Stephen Oliver

Preaching the Synoptic Gospels is an exploration of the structural and literary devices by which Matthew, Mark and Luke each highlight and enrich their unique portraits of Jesus. Emphasis will be placed on practical application of exegetical insights to expository preaching.

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PRTH 513 || Practical Theology, Worship

Helping Skills for Christian Counseling

Dr. Andrew Graham

An overview of effective helping strategies used to provide ethical care and Christian counseling to those in distress. Students will have the opportunity to develop theologically-sound skills that can be used in a variety of ministry contexts.

Prerequisite: PRTH530

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PRTH 531 || Practical Theology, Christian Counseling

Miracles, Resurrection and the Afterlife

Dr. Mark Bird

This course addresses philosophical objections to the possibility of miracles, elaborates on the logic of and evidence for the resurrection of Christ (the greatest miracle of all), and evaluates claims of near death experiences, purporting to give glimpses into life after death.

Note: This course will begin June 19th.

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PRTH 573 || Practical Theology, Apologetics

Interpreting and Teaching Revelation

Dr. Stephen Smith

A study of the message of the Book of Revelation within its historical, cultural, and literary contexts. This class will use an English translation of Revelation.

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PRTH 581 || Practical Theology, Bible Teaching

Graduate Program Calendar

    Spring 2024 Dates

    • January 8th: Classes Convene
    • January 13th: Add/Drop Deadline
    • February 19-24th: Late Winter Break
    • March 2nd: Withdraw Deadline
    • April 8-13th: Spring Break
    • May 4th: Spring Classes End
    • May 17th: Graduate Breakfast & Commencement Practice (Optional)
    • May  18th: Commencement

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    • Do one of the following to register for classes:
      • Matriculated Students – email your advisor
      • Non-Matriculated Students – fill out this registration form

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