We are offering a writing and research class to help resource you to be successful in class when writing papers, speeches, sermons etc. All students in their first year in the ministerial track will be REQUIRED to take this course. However, it is available to both second year students as well as student who are taking for knowledge. This class will be offered starting at 2 PM. The class overview is listed below, so you can be prepared for what will be taught.

In this course, students will develop foundational skills in using Google Docs as an academic writing platform. Emphasis will be placed on properly formatting and constructing papers within the Google environment, understanding the stages of the writing process, and applying correct MLA citation and documentation techniques.

This class explores how to approach research through a distinctly Christian perspective, integrating faith and scholarship to pursue truth with integrity and purpose. Through guided practice, discussion, and reflection, students will develop skills to evaluate information ethically, think critically about sources, and communicate research results in ways that honor God and contribute meaningfully to their field of study.

Finally this course will also teach you how to prepare when putting sermons together, and writing message material.

This course surveys the key historical themes of the Old Testament books and their connection to the New Testament. An overview is given of the historical, regional, political, cultural, and religious background of the Old Testament. Completion of the course will give you a general understanding of the Old Testament structure.

In order to be in ministry and be able to do what God has called you to do, you must have control of your finances. Financial Peace lays an entire foundation for handling money. Money isn’t a math problem, it’s a behavior problem. Financial Peace will change your habits, so you can transform your money and your future. This class will give you the kind of accountability that will cause you to win!  It’s the fastest, most streamlined way to get control of your finances.

This intertestamental course will cover a variety of topics related to the time between the Old and New Testaments, including the literature, history, and cultural context of the period. It will help you to understand the events of the Intertestamental Period and how they set the stage for the birth of Christ. It is often called the "400 Silent Years" because it was a span where no new prophets were raised, and God revealed nothing new to the Jewish people. This course will bring the Bible to a whole new understanding. 

This course provides study and practice in communicating ideas completely in public speaking. This course will help students learn to use their words to become effective agents for change and Godly influence among peers and in society.

It's the greatest influence within all of us. Jesus called ordinary people to become extraordinary leaders. None of them displayed any prior leadership traits. All of them became the greatest leaders of all time. If you are looking to be a better leader, go read a self-help book or watch, "Remember the Titans." If you want to be transformational, sign up and show up. We are ordinary people with extraordinary stories. Our resources are the same resources Jesus used. Nothing more, nothing less. Come and be transformed!

Required Reading: The Bible, The Way of the Shepherd

This course is designed to provide students with a foundational understanding of the historical development of the Christian Church from the close of the biblical narrative to the present day. Students will explore key questions such as:

• How did the early church survive and grow?
• What led to its separation from Judaism?
• How did Judaism endure through history, and how do current events align with biblical prophecy regarding Israel?
• What were the causes and consequences of the split from Catholicism during the Protestant Reformation?
• How did the various Christian denominations emerge?

Through historical analysis and theological reflection, students will gain insight into the major movements, events, and figures that shaped church history. This course bridges the gap between the end of the scriptural timeline and the modern church, offering students a richer context for understanding the church’s role in today’s world.

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