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• Essentials of Christian Mission & Culture

  Studies fundamental areas of missions. Surveying world needs, tracing missions throughout Scripture, and studying the overview of the many roles of mission work around the world. Students develop both a broad and biblical perspective on missions. Lecture, media, reading, and discussion.

• Foundations for Biblical Communication

  An introductory study of the preaching task. Students learn the theology and history of preaching as well as skills needed for sermon study, construction, delivery, and evaluation.

• Hebrew 1A

  This course is an introduction to the study of biblical Hebrew. Students study a grammar textbook to learn Hebrew vocabulary and grammatical forms and read simple sections from the Hebrew Scriptures.

• Greek 2A

  This semester of intermediate New Testament Greek consists of continuing emphasis on syntax and vocabulary. A special area of concentration is the research and writing of Greek word studies.

What students completing the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies will be able to do:

• Program Outcomes

  Students completing the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies will be able to:

  • Study biblical texts from their original languages of Hebrew and Greek.
    
  • Integrate historical, literary, and theological insights for biblical interpretation.
    
  • Summarize basic Christian doctrines and their rootedness in biblical texts.
    
  • Effectively communicate the meaning of Scripture in contemporary contexts.