New Geneva Seminary has always put a major emphasis on preparing people to serve Christ whether or not they are enrolled in one of our degree programs. To accomplish this, we have made auditing courses exceptionally affordable. This spring we are offering several courses of general interest to all Christians. All are evening courses that meet for two hours per week. Courses run from Feb. 6-Mar. 18.
Monday
Leadership B: An examination of the biblical principles of leadership and the various leadership styles. This course will be taught by Dr. Christopher Faria Pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Fellowship (PCA), Peyton, CO.
Old Testament Biblical Theology: A biblical-theological study of the Old Testament from a Kingdom-Covenant perspective. Provides a
theological overview of the Old Testament by integrating Old Testament themes. This course will be taught by Dr. Mark House, Professor of Biblical Studies.
Church Development: A study of the theology of the church and biblical principles of ministry, seeking to understand how they undergird the practice of ministry. This course will be taught by Dr. Dominic Aquila, President of New Geneva Theological Seminary.
Tuesday
Introduction to Hebrew B: The second semester of an introduction to the basic grammar and vocabulary of Old Testament Hebrew. This course will be taught by Dr. Jay Butler, U.S. Director of Greater Europe Mission.
Systematic and Historical Theology III: Man: An examination of the second major area of theology—the doctrine of man. The course deals with man as made in God’s image, as a covenant creature, and as a covenant breaker. This course will be taught by Dr. C. W. Powell, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology.
Overview of Church History II: A survey of the history of the Christian church from the Reformation through today, providing a timeline with major people, events, movements, and places. This course will be taught by Dr. C. W. Powell, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology.
Thursday
New Testament Exegesis II: A study of the principles of Greek exegesis of the Gospels to facilitate the use of the Greek language for preaching and teaching. The principles of textual criticism will also be taught. This course will be taught by Dr. Mark House, Professor of Biblical Studies.
New Testament Survey II: An introduction to the Pauline Epistles of the New Testament, Romans through Philemon, their contents, theology, and history. An inductive approach enables the student to become thoroughly familiar with these portions of Scripture. This course will be taught by Rev. Mark Spellman, Pastor, Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church, Pueblo West, CO.
Systematic Theology—The Church and Last Things: This course examines the theology of the church, covering such topics as the nature, marks, and purpose of the church and its sacraments, and the doctrine of last things, looking at the complex events concerned with the end-times. This course will be taught by Dr. C. W. Powell, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology.
If you have an undergraduate degree and desire to become better equipped for service for the kingdom, email registrar@newgeneva.org or call (719) 573-5395 for information on enrollment for credit or audit.
