Certificate Of Biblical Studies

To read course descriptions, please visit our 'courses' page here. NT 501 New Testament Survey I NT 502 New Testament Survey II NT 503 New Testament Survey III NT 508 Biblical Hermeneutics OT 501 Old Testament Survey I OT 502 Old Testament Survey II OT 503 Old Testament Survey III RS 503 The Christian World View I RS 504 The Christian World View II ST 501 Introduction to Reformed Theology ST 502 Systematic and Historical Theology I: Revelation and Inspiration ST 503 Systematic and Historical Theology II: God ST 505 Systematic and Historical Theology IV: Person and Work of Christ No electives for this certificate program

Absolutely. New Geneva’s Certificate of Biblical Studies is designed for maximum accessibility, allowing students to study from anywhere in the world. This ensures that students in mission fields or international contexts can participate. By removing the need for relocation, we allow you to remain rooted in your local church and family life while receiving high-level theological training. Interactive Learning: We utilize live video-conferencing to ensure you aren't just watching videos but are actively participating in a live classroom community. Fully Online: All courses are available remotely, serving a global student body from North America to international mission fields. International students can complete all 26 credit hours without a U.S. visa, making it ideal for overseas church leaders.

This program is specifically designed for those who desire rigorous biblical grounding without the full commitment of an M.Div. It is perfect if you are: A Lay Leader or Elder: Seeking to deepen your theological "tools" to better serve and lead your local congregation. In Transition: Considering future seminary work but wanting to test the waters of graduate-level Reformed study first. A Christian Worker: Needing to satisfy mission board requirements for formal biblical and theological training. A Dedicated Student: Wanting to study the Bible as a holistic, redemptive-historical story centered on Christ. What are the next steps? Taking the leap into seminary is a significant step in your calling. Here is how to begin: Information Form: Choosing a seminary is a major step in your calling, and we want to ensure you have total clarity. To begin, please complete the form below to receive additional program information. Our registrar will be in touch with you thereafter, and can answer any questions you may have. You may also select a time for a 15-minute M.Div Discernment Call via phone or Zoom with an adviser (click the link above). This brief call replaces the slow back-and-forth of emails, allowing us to immediately address your specific questions regarding transfer credits, remote learning, and your timeline for ministry. Note: Applicants typically must hold a Master of Divinity (M.Div) or its equivalent from an accredited institution to be eligible for the D.Min program.