BT605: Introduction to Biblical Theology

Monday 7pm (Online)

​Introduction to Biblical Theology gives the big picture of how the whole Bible, in all its diverse parts and genres, fits together as a unified whole. We look at how Christ—his life, death, and resurrection— is the centre of God's eternal plan. Understanding the big picture helps us know how to receive God’s word in the Old Testament as Christian believers, and it allows us to locate ourselves in the story of what God is doing from beginning to end. ​​

ST304: Theology of the Holy Spirit & Salvation 

Monday 7pm (Online)

Who is the Holy Spirit, and what does he do? Likewise, how does the Spirit of God work in a person to bring them to salvation? A study of what the whole Bible has to say on the person and work of the Holy Spirit, and how he applies the atoning work of Christ. In this class students will undertake a detailed study of the Holy Spirit and also about the doctrine of salvation. For example, we will seek to understand key doctrines like justification and sanctification.​

BT633: The Pentateuch (Genesis focus) 
Tuesday 7pm (Online)

In Judaism, all theological argument flows from the Pentateuch. In Christianity, these books are no less foundational. The class will show how Genesis, and the remaining four books of Moses, provide an essential theological context for our understanding of the person and work of Christ.​​​​​​​

BC7501: Introduction to Biblical Counselling

Tuesday 7pm (Online)

​Caring for one another is a basic biblical requirement for Christian 
community. In this paper we will study the principles, approaches and issues required for developing the skill and discernment needed for effective care within the Body of Christ. ​

​​​​PT522: Ministry of the Word (Preaching) 1

Five Wednesday 7pm (Online) session, PLUS four in-person four-hour Saturday sessions (Dates TBC soon)

​What makes for a good sermon? In this class students will learn the skills of discovering the message of the biblical text from biblical narratives and discourse, relating it to our world today, and presenting it in a way that is effective. While concentrating on ministering God’s Word in a worship service (sermons), the disciplines involved are applicable to serving people with the Word of God in a range of contexts (Evangelistic talks, Bible studies, children’s lessons). Students will be given practical opportunities to develop their preaching and teaching skills.​​​​

OT151: Beginning Hebrew Language 1

Wednesday 7pm (Online)

In this class, you will study the morphology, vocabulary and syntax of the Biblical Hebrew Language. The goal is to enable you to understand Biblical Hebrew as fast and efficiently as possible by the use of reading, repetition, and oral review. The focus of this paper is recognition and translation rather than linguistics and composition.​​

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​NT251: Beginning Greek Language 1

Thursday 7pm (Online)

In this class, you will study the morphology, vocabulary, and syntax of Ancient (Koine) Greek. The goal is to enable you to read and understand the Greek of the New Testament as fast and efficiently as possible. As such, the course will emphasise recognition and translation over linguistics and composition. ​​​

ST302: Theology of Revelation and God

Thursday 7pm (Online)​

In this course, you’ll explore the many ways God makes Himself known:

•  Through creation and conscience

•  Through Scripture and the living Word

•  Through the Spirit’s work in the life of Christ’s church

And you’ll wrestle with the vital question: What should we do with this revelation? This is not just an academic study—it’s an invitation to stand in awe of the God who speaks, and to learn how His self-revelation transforms our worship, our witness, and our daily walk with Him.