Spiritual Formation: Corporate Dimension of Spirituality Dr. John R. Lillis Dean Bethel Seminary San Diego

Through prayer, meditation, fasting, serving, fellowship, and Bible Study, God changes the heart of His people. The journey with the Lord is an ongoing process of spiritual formation whereby God transforms and mold’s the church into the image of His Son. In this course, believers explore Biblical Christianity and the ways God forms the Body of Christ into His glorious bride.

Christian Worldview Dr. James M. Grier Professor Grand Rapids Theological Seminary

If you could put on “A Pair of Jesus’ Glasses”, what would you see? How would your view of reality change? Would it transform how you reacted to tragedy? Could it alter how you brush your teeth or comb your hair? Should it modify what movies you watch or the music you hear? In this course, listeners examine reality through Biblical Theology in an effort to answer life’s everyday questions and determine if their own lenses line-up with a Christian Worldview.

Biblical Preaching: A Pastor's Look at Homiletics Rev Dr. John R.W. Stott D.D., Lambeth

For over two thousand years sermons have been a key mode for communicating the Scriptures. Yet in a world transformed by modern media and the Internet, one wonders if this medium is still valid. Do people need to listen to sermons? Aren’t there better uses of a pastor’s time? Could it be that preaching is out-of-date? In this course, listeners ponder these and other questions as Rev John R.W. Stott helps believers grasp the importance of true Biblical preaching.

Old Testament Theology II: Latter Prophets and Writings Dr. Richard E. Averbeck Professor Trinity Evangelical Divinity

Many believers are familiar with Psalms, Proverbs, and Isaiah, but how much is known about the other Latter Prophets and Writings? Rarely taught and often misunderstood, these Scriptures cover a critical time in Israel’s history when corruption and redemption were key. In this course, listeners examine books like Amos, Obadiah, and Micah to solidify their understanding of the Old Testament and better appreciate the coming Messiah.

Spiritual & Ethical Formation Dr. Richard E. Averbeck Professor Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

Dr. James Grier
Professor Grand Rapids Theological Seminary

Humans are created to have fellowship with God. We are wired to be in constant communion with our Creator. Because we were made for God’s glory and delight, Augustine said we are forever “restless” unless we rest in Him. Yet how is one spiritually and ethically formed? How does one spiritually mature? In this course, listeners discover how God restores intimacy while molding the hearts, minds and souls of His children into the image of His Son.

The Gospels/Life of Christ Dr. Terry C. Hulbert Columbia Seminary & School of Missions

The political, social, and cultural events surrounding first century Palestine make it one of the most interesting times in human history. While most believers can provide a rough sketch of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, few understand the gospels’ historical complexities. In this course, listeners play detective as they piece together what it must have been like to witness the mystery, miracle, and ministry of the Life of Christ.