Winter Quarter 2025 Schedule

Tuesday, January 7 – Friday, March 21
Registration: November 26 – January 7

TUESDAYS

TH360/RBL630 Apologetics:
8:30 Prayer; 9:15-12:30 Class
Dr. Avril VanderMerwe
3-4 Credits
Apologetics helps the student consolidate a confident Christian worldview from which to defend the Christian faith against skepticism, criticism, and honest doubt, while sharing the power of the Gospel. Students will access tools for effectively engaging the culture and equipping others to do so.

THURSDAYS

PT/GS120/RML690 The Listening Life: Discerning the Voice of God, Self, and Others:
8:30 Prayer; 9:15-12:30 Class
Dr. Wes Johnson
3-4 Credits
In this course students will practice listening in accompaniment with Jesus, the greatest listener of all time. Students will experience ways of listening to the Lord as they listen to the Word, the creation of God, their own interior selves, and to the souls of others. Students will gain skill in attuning to the voice of God in Scripture, nature, their own interior awareness, and that of others. Biblical, historical, and contemporary backgrounds will be given, providing the student with foundational tools for Spirit-led, Scripture centered attunement to how Christ is communing with them and with those they serve.

ONLINE:

BI/LS425/ RBL661Pastoral Epistles: I & II Timothy & Titus
Pastor Jim Beirne
3-4 Credits
This course is designed to introduce the student to the letters written by the Apostle Paul to Timothy, emphasizing pastoral ministry and church policy and polity.

GO 102/RML 660 Global Missions (W 2022):
Chris Ward, Missionary
3-4 Credits
This online course presents an overview of the global perspective of Christian missions and is designed to inspire and challenge students concerning worldwide ministry with special emphasis on the biblical and theological foundation for the cross-cultural mandate of missions.

MODULARS/ INTENSIVES

LS/PT418/RML626 Servant Leadership
Dr. Dan Hammer
3-4 Credits
This course will address seven areas of leadership that are exclusively for twenty-first century leaders serving from a Christian perspective. This study will help enable those who wish to understand and live the role of a true servant-leader.
February 27-March 1: Thurs. & Fri. 6-10pm, Sat. 9am-5pm

BI/PT108/RML680 Prophetic Impact I:
Diane Fink, Missionary/Prophetess
3-4 Credits
This course will give the student a biblical foundation for understanding aspects of prophetic ministry and their operation.
February 6-8: Thurs. & Fri. 6-9pm, Sat. 9am-5pm

REFRESH WEEK

Refresh Week | No classes | Tuesday–Friday, February 11-14
Refresh Worship Night: 6:30pm–8pm | Required for all students | Wednesday, Febuary 12

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Revised 11/21/24