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Spring Semester Course Descriptions
February 1st -
June 17th, 2010
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Judeo-Christian Studies - A
foundational course dealing with the basics of Judaism and their
relationship to Christianity. Jewish as well as Christian literature
will be examined.
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Dr. Monroe |
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Hebrew I - An introductory course into
modern and Biblical Hebrew with an emphasis on the alphabet and
pronunciation. The study includes an introduction to Hebrew script. |
Dr. Davis |
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Advanced Biblical Counseling - A study of the
purpose for and methodology to be used in providing spiritual
counsel on the renewing of the soul. This course will consider how
the soul prospers, the make-up of the soul, including an in-depth
look at our thoughts, emotions, belief systems, and values. A
therapeutic plan will be examined from a Biblical viewpoint for a
spiritual breakthrough on all five levels - spirit, soul, body,
social, and environmental. |
Dr. Habben |
Development of Church Growth Leadership
- A study of the leadership qualities that characterize good,
Christian leadership in the local church. Emphasis will be placed
upon a strong leadership role rather than the passive, consensus
leadership model.
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Dr. Gueste |
Pastoral Theology I -
A comprehensive study of the calling and responsibilities of the
Pastor. Emphasis is placed on Biblical aspects of ministry.
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Dr. Halvorson |
Systematic Theology I - An introduction
to Systematic Theology, including the Doctrine of the Scriptures,
the Doctrine of God and the Doctrine of Man.
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Dr. Crites |
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New Testament Survey II - A study of
the poetical and prophetical books of the New Testament, covering
background and basic content of each book. Many key passages and
doctrinal themes will be considered. |
Dr. Al Petroff |
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Christian Teaching Methods - A
practical study of the principles essential to effective teaching.
The course examines the teaching environment, teaching for
meaningful responses, and the significance of the teacher in the
total experience of learning. |
Professor Valcarcel |
Redemption - This course examines the
subject of redemption from its inceptrion to its ultimate
fulfillment.
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Dr. Bauman |
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Isaiah II - A continuation of the study
of the Book of Isaiah covering chapters 40 - 66. |
Dr. Hargus |
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