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Fall 2026 – Session #2
October 19 – December 14
Application Deadline for this Session is September 21st.
EV123
Evangelism in a Postmodern World
How do you communicate the message of Jesus Christ in a modern context? You will learn how to discover and evaluate different worldviews with the purpose of clearly communicating the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the unsaved.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
2 Credit Course
BI231
Romans
Study through the book of Romans and explore God’s provision for mankind’s salvation as seen in justification, sanctification and glorification. Great attention is given to God’s provision to live the Christian life.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
3 Credit Course
MI173
Bible Basis of Missions
Uncover the mission of God and therefore the mission of God’s people. Clarify appropriate motivation for missions and be prepared to articulate God’s overall plan in history by identifying the major movements in that plan throughout Scripture.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
1 Credit Course
MN275
Principles for Written Communication
Communication is the foundation for all human relationships. This course specifically deals with correct grammar and punctuation, which will then show up in clear written communication and carry over into oral communication.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
2 Credit Course
BI112
Old Testament History
This course will cover the material of each of the OT historical books in a detailed overview.
The character of God and His goals for human history will be in focus throughout the course.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
2 Credit Course
MI252
Missions in Church History
Students will explore a selective history of the church that gives special attention to the topic of missions and the spread of the Gospel throughout church history. This course looks at missions in church history by examining various time periods, significant persons within those time periods, major obstacles to the efforts of the church, and how those obstacles were overcome. Finally, students will explore modern Missions movements that are impacting the world for Christ today.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
1 Credit Course
BI239
Prison Epistles
Through exegetical and expositional methodology, the four books commonly called Paul’s “prison epistles” (Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon) will be systematically studied. Special attention will be given to the most important themes in each book.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
2 Credit Course
EV258
World Religions
This course is designed to help students to understand the fundamental beliefs of each of the major world religions (Animism, Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Islam), in order to better reach individuals in each of these religions with the gospel of Christ.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
1 Credit Course (Elective)
MN255
Church Internship
This course is a ministry practicum designed for students to gain exposure to the various ministries within a local church and acquire invaluable hands-on ministry experience in the process. The driving philosophy in this course is that God calls each individual to function within the body. Students will meet weekly with a mentor and serve in a variety of roles based on the needs of the church.
October 19th – December 14th
Apply by September 21st
1 Credit Course (Elective)
Spring 2027 – Session #1
Jan. 18 – March 8
New Applicants Deadline for this Session is December 14th.
BI130
Prophets
This course is a survey of major themes in the Old Testament Prophets. The Prophets are considered in light of their context in Israel’s history. This course concentrates on the concepts of God’s punishment, promised restoration, and how the coming of Messiah relates to these concepts.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
3 Credit Course
BI231
Theology II
This course is a systematic study of the doctrines of the Trinity. The Father, Son and Holy Spirit are each studied from information gathered systematically from the Bible.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
2 Credit Course
BI255
Meta-Narrative of Scripture
Traces the major plot-line of the Bible revealing the cohesiveness of the biblical narrative and the ways in which the major biblical events relate to tell one overarching story. Attention is drawn to the ways in which an understanding of the meta-narrative impacts one’s ability to interpret the details of Scripture and one’s desire to find their place within the plan of God as it is worked out in history.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
1 Credit Course
BI232
Galatians
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to understand how the book of Galatians fits into the Pauline Epistles dispensationally. The student will be able to understand the principles that underline legalism within the Church as well as the doctrine of grace and walking in the Spirit and flesh.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
1 Credit Course
BI163
Introduction to Wisdom Books
Survey the wisdom literature books in the Old Testament: Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Job, and Song of Solomon. A foundation is laid for your future personal study of these books, emphasizing genre and interpretation, as well as the timeless wisdom and truths for modern living contained in each of these books.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
2 Credit Course
SO230
Family Relationships
Life, friendship, family, and relationships are incredible gifts from God. We see amazing examples in God’s word for what a relationship can look like, we also see the tragic impact of unhealthy relationships. The health of relationships and the family contribute to the impact a believer can have in the family and the world. In this course, we will consider God’s plan for the family.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
2 Credit Course
BI298
General Epistles
Through exegetical and expositional methodology, the books commonly called the “general epistles” (James, Jude, 1-2 Peter, and 1-3 John) will be studied systematically. Special attention will be given to the most important themes in each book.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
3 Credit Course
BI292
1 & 2 Thessalonians
This course is a verse by verse exposition of 1st and 2ndThessalonians calling attention to the major themes of perseverance and eschatology, especially noting their correlation. Specific issues such as the Rapture, Day of the Lord, and Second Advent are treated as they naturally surface in the text.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
1 Credit Course
MN255
Church Internship
This course is a ministry practicum designed for students to gain exposure to the various ministries within a local church and acquire invaluable hands-on ministry experience in the process. The driving philosophy in this course is that God calls each individual to function within the body. Students will meet weekly with a mentor and serve in a variety of roles based on the needs of the church.
Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
1 Credit Course (elective)
MI165
Next Steps and Partnership Development
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Jan. 18th – March 8th
New Applicants Due by December 14th
1 Credit Course (elective)
Spring 2027 – Session #2
March 3rd – May 10th
New Applicants Deadline for this Session is February 15th.
MN278
Public Speaking
Study and practice the major principles and techniques of public speaking. Attention is given to the specific contexts in which missionaries communicate their ministries to ministry partners.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
1 Credit Course
BI255
Meta-Narrative
Trace the major plot-line of the Bible. Discover the ways in which the major Biblical events relate to tell one overarching story and see your place within the plan of God.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
1 Credit Course
BI194
Gospels
Encounter the person and work of Christ, His deity and humanity, as seen in the four Gospel accounts. The Gospels are studied from a chronological perspective of Christ’s life, harmonizing the four accounts together.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
3 Credit Course
BI294
Pastoral Epistles
This course is an exposition of 1st Timothy, 2nd Timothy, and Titus, and emphasizes the correlation between faith and its practical expression through good works. Be exhorted to unashamedly endure in the face of growing compromise in the last days.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
2 Credit Course
MI242
Cross-Cultural Church Planting
The course exposes a person to the multi-faceted effort involved in cross-cultural Church planting ministry and may help some determine God’s direction for them in regards to global missions. It will impact a person’s focus regarding God’s work on earth.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
1 Credit Course
TH260
Theology IV
Study the doctrines of Ecclesiology (the church), Angelology (angels), and Eschatology (end times). Discover a biblical understanding of the church, angelic beings, and the End Times.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
2 Credit Course
BI195
Acts
This course is an exposition of the book of Acts. This course traces the victorious spread of the Gospel from Jerusalem, Judea/Samaria, to the ends of the earth, enabling the student to grasp the significance of the events that God used to bring about this movement. The book of Acts establishes the theological-historical framework for the church and its mission.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
2 Credit Course
BI272
Christian Life
This course is designed to articulate the biblical teaching and principles of the believer’s walk. Attention is given to the various factors that relate to growth and maturity.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
2 Credit Course
BI297
Daniel and Revelation
This course is an exposition of the books of Daniel and Revelation. Daniel outlines God’s plan for world history which is consummated with the establishment of Messiah’s Kingdom. Revelation addresses John’s letter to the seven churches, the 70th week of Daniel, and concludes the biblical narrative with the triumph of God’s rule over a new heaven and new earth.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
2 Credit Course
EV155
Christian Apologetics
This course is designed to introduce students to the field of Christian apologetics. Attention will be given to the rationale for apologetics and its place in contemporary society. Students will be introduced to different methodologies in defense of the faith and there will be attention to the central issues in apologetics. Classical issues in apologetics are addressed: the existence of God, the problem of pain, evidences of the resurrection and more.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
1 Credit Course
MN255
Church Internship
This course is a ministry practicum designed for students to gain exposure to the various ministries within a local church and acquire invaluable hands-on ministry experience in the process. Students will meet weekly with a mentor and serve in a variety of roles based on the needs of the church.
March 3rd – May 10th
Register by February 15th
1 Credit Course
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