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 summer we are three intensive courses of general interest to all Christians. Courses meet each weekday evening and all day Saturday.

June 10-15

History of Apologetics: A survey of the history of the reasoned defense of Christianity from New Testament times to the present. This course will be taught by Dr. Mark House, Professor of Biblical Studies.

July 15-20

Worship: An overview of the biblical principles of worship and exposure to various forms of worship, from traditional to contemporary. This course will be taught by Dr. Richard T. Hunt, Minister of Music, Village Seven Presbyterian Church, Colorado Springs, CO.

August 5-10

Social Ethics: An examination of the doctrine of Christ from the Scriptures and the history of theology. This course will be taught by Dr. James Urish, pastor of Forestgate Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs, CO.

Foundations for Ministry
Aug. 5-9

This course explores the biblical and theological principles that undergird and direct the practice of ministry. Ministry leaders will learn how to define biblical principles clearly and apply them to the life of the church. ng, a context for problem solving, and a comprehensive vision for creative leadership and growth.

This course will be taught by Dr. Dominic Aquila, D.Min., President, New Geneva Theological Seminary.

The Church’s Ministry to Its Culture
Aug. 5-9

This course is a biblical-theological analysis of the relationships between the Christian world and life views. Major elements of human culture will be compared and contrasted to the unique characteristics of contemporary Christian culture.

This course will be taught by Dr. Buford D. (Del) Tackett, Ph.D., of Truth in Action Minstries and co-host of the Cross Examine, a web-based video program that helps believers understand biblical truth and develop a distinctively Christian worldview.

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 fall 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 Aug. 29-Dec.9.

Monday

Leadership A: An examination of the biblical principles of leadership and the various leadership styles. This course will be taught by Dr. Richard Wolfe of Mission to North America.

Old Testament Survey III: Prophetic Books: An introduction to the prophetic books of the Old Testament, Isaiah through Malachi, their content, theology, and chronology of events. This course will be taught by Dr. Mark House, Professor of Biblical Studies.

New Testament Survey I: Gospels and Acts: An introduction to the Gospels and the Book of Acts, their content, theology, and history. An inductive approach teaches students to become familiar with these portions of Scripture. This course will be taught by Dr. Louis Hill, President of Reformed Discipleship Ministries.

Tuesday

Overview of Church History I: A survey of the history of the Christian church from its beginning to the middle ages, providing a timeline of major people, events, movements, and places. This course will be taught by Dr. C. W. Powell, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology.

Systematic Theology I: Revelation and Inspiration: An exposition of key biblical passages exploring the first principle of the Christian faith that God is there and He has spoken. This course will be taught by Dr. C. W. Powell, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology.

Introduction to Biblical Hebrew A: An introduction to the basic grammar and vocabulary of Old Testament Hebrew. This course will be taught by Rev. Mark Spellman, Pastor of Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church, Pueblo West, CO.

Thursday

Systematic and Historical Theology IV: Person and Work of Christ: An examination of the doctrine of Christ from the Scriptures and the history of theology. This course will be taught by Dr. C. W. Powell, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology.

History of Philosophy and Logic: A survey of philosophical thought from ancient to modern times. This course will be taught by Dr. C. W. Powell, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology.

New Testament Exegesis I: A study of the principles of Greek exegesis for preaching and teaching for those familiar with New Testament Greek. This course will be taught by Dr. Mark House, Professor of Biblical Studies.