Bible Hour: This class will meet every weekday. It is based on the principle of “hiding God’s word” in our heart; the time will be used for an organized process of memorizing scripture, scripture facts and scripture relationships.

Minor Prophets – This is a textual study of the prophecies of Hosea through Malachi. Study will be given to the chronological place of the prophet’s work, the historical setting at the time of writing, the message applicable to the people of Israel and the Messianic prophecies penned by the writer.

Hebrews –A textual course, highlighting the supremacy of Christ’s priesthood and law over that of the Aaronic priesthood and Mosaic law. The class will also include some discussion of how Christ, the church and her worship fulfil the type/antitype, shadow/image intention of God.

Ezra – Esther – Chronologically, these books belong near the end of the Old Testament. This class will explore some aspects of captivity among the Medes/Persians, the return of Israelites to their homeland and events going on in the secular world that impacted Israel. The Intertestamental period will be studied in its relationship to Jewish history and to the advent of Christ.

Romans – A textual/topical study of the important themes of Romans including grace, faith, law, redemption, justification, sanctification, election, predestination, unity, sacrificial living, etc.

Bible Gleanings – In this class we will read the Bible entirely during its two-year duration. There will be discussion of information and truths gleaned from each chapter.

Church in Type, Prophecy & Realization – This class has been placed in the apologetics group because prophecy and fulfilment is one of the strongest proofs of the Bible as God’s word and also of the existence of God. This class will trace the prophecies of the church and the OT types through the Old Testament and gospel accounts and connect these prophecies to their application and fulfilment in the 1st Century.

The Holy Spirit – TBA

Preacher’s Work: Prophets & Apostles – The theme of this class will be “It is not about me.” This study will focus on what can be gleaned from scripture concerning the character traits of both the writing and non-writing prophets as well as NT preachers. Emphasis will be on their attitudes, and the difficulties of their labors and how they dealt with adversity. The purpose is to encourage the preacher student concerning his own future adversities and give examples of character traits and attitudes that should be part of his own character and that will keep him preaching the gospel in the midst of difficulties, deprivation or persecution.