Spring Seminary Class Schedule (January 13-April 24, 2020)
Please note this schedule is subject to change.
2L2312 Biblical Greek II - 3 hours
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 11:00am - 12noon
Room: 113
Instructor: Dr. Steve Booth
This course is the second in a sequence which orients the student to the study of the Greek New Testament. Greek II is a continuation of Greek I, with an emphasis on translation of selected passages from the Greek New Testament. The course also serves as a foundation for exegetical study of the Greek New Testament.
The prerequisite to this course is 2L2311 Biblical Greek I.
2B4333 I & II Samuel - 3 hours
Tuesday: 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Room: 113
Instructor: Dr. Robert Bergen
An exegetical and theological interpretation of the Old Testament books of 1 and 2 Samuel.
2P2311 Pastoral Ministry - 3 hours
Wednesday: 8:00am - 10:00am, 11:00am - 12noon
Room 113
Instructor: Dr. Glenn Watson
This course will explore the call, the character, and the competencies needed for a shepherding ministry. Areas of study will include the integration of life through the filter of a pastoral vision and values, the practice of spiritual direction to individuals and families in life transitions, effective management and administration of ministry, and the exercise of public pastoral functions.
2L1313 Advanced Hebrew: Abraham - 3 hours
Thursday: 8:00am - 11:00am
Room 113
Instructor: Dr. Robert Bergen
An intensive study of selected passages in the Old Testament character of Abraham with an emphasis upon translation and exegesis based upon Hebrew grammar, vocabulary, and syntax.
Prerequisites for this course are 2L1311 Biblical Hebrew I and 2L1312 Biblical Hebrew II.
2H1311 History of Christianity - 3 hours
Thursday: 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Room 113
Instructor: Dr. Karen Bullock
Designed as an introduction, this course surveys Christianity from its inception to its impact in the modern era. The student will have an opportunity to gain an overview of world events, issues, and personalities and their significance for the story of Christianity.
2P3321 Evangelism & Apologetics - 3 hours
Friday: 8:00am - 10:00am & Hybrid Weekend
Room 113
Instructor: Dr. Susan Booth
This course examines the biblical theological theme of the mission of God and how evangelism is part of that mission. Students develop fluency in the gospel so that they can learn to share both their stories and the Story of the Bible. Assignments will require students to share the gospel and to outline a strategy for equipping others to witness. The course also includes an introduction to apologetics so that students may learn how to give basic, appropriate answers to the primary questions typically posed by those who are not yet believers.