A survey of the church in America from the colonial period to the present. Students may do in-depth research on their own church heritage.

An introduction to the latter books of the New Testament, Hebrews through Revelation, their content, theology, and history. An inductive approach teaches students to become familiar with these portions of Scripture.

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. Prerequisite: OT 501–503.

An in-depth look at the impact of theology, philosophy, history, science, and psychology on one’s worldview. Each area will be examined from a biblical perspective and contrasted with the secular humanist viewpoint.

An examination of the seventh and eighth major areas of theology—the study of the church and last things. The course covers such topics as the nature, marks, and purpose of the church and its sacraments, and eschatology.