Sample Classes

• New Testament Literature provides an overview and analysis of the entire New Testament.
• Intermediate Hellenistic Greek includes translation and study of Greek texts of the New Testament period, expands the vocabulary learned in introductory Greek and introduces textual criticism and exegesis within the language.
• Ethics is an introduction to ethics, ethical problems and major ethical systems.
• Philosophy of Religion explores fundamental philosophical issues that arise in religious experience or in theological explanations.
• Lay Leadership examines the local church program as well as the organizational structure of the denomination.
• Survey of Contemporary Missions studies modern missionary practices with emphasis on the growth and objectives of Assemblies of God foreign missions.
• The Early Church is an intensive study of early Christian leaders and their thoughts. Emphasis is placed on the first four ecumenical councils.
• Pentecostal Foundations investigates the history and theology of Pentecostalism.