Welcome
to the Spring Quarter 2010 at Covenant Bible Seminary. All Classes
meet one (1) night a week, from 6:00PM to 9:00PM for ten (10) weeks beginning
March 29th - June 4th. These are the classes offered for Spring
Quarter 2010:
New Testament Survey II (3 Credits) -
This class is a survey of the New Testament books, from Acts –
Revelation, including their historical background; authorship; date written;
the purpose of each book; as well as how they becama a part of the New
Testament. We will see that the New
Testament is God’s final revelation to man and how it presents the
fulfillments of all Old Testament prophecy. New Testament I is not a prerequisite
for this class. All are welcome to
attend. Bring a friend..
Instructor:
Prof. Dick J. Wilson, B.Th., M. Div., D.D.
Biblical Counseling III (3 Credits) -
This class is about how to help emotionally troubled people and designed to
present what emotional illness is and how it may be treated successfully
through "logo therapy", Christian fellowship and
prayer. The art of Biblical Christian counseling, by trained
pastors, chaplains and lay persons in ministry is where many of our students
find the Lord using them to help others in ministry. No prerequisites. All are welcome.
Instructor:
Prof. Michael J Shoemaker, B.A., M.A., M.Div., M.Th., D.Min. Cand.
Eschatology: Doctrine of “Last Things”
(3 Credits) -
This class presents a study of: the State between Death and the Bodily
Resurrection; the Second Coming of Christ Jesus and the Final Judgment of all
people; the End of the present heavens and this present world, with all things
being made perfect and new; the Eternal Damnation and Separation into the Lake
of Fire for all people who reject Christ Jesus as their personal God and Savior;
the Eternal Salvation, in the Kingdom of God for all true believers who have
received Christ Jesus, as their personal God and Savior. “The eye has not seen and the ear
has not heard… the things which God has prepared for them who love Him, but
God has revealed them to us by His Spirit” (1 Cir. 2:9-10). Come and study God’s plan for your
eternal future. You will be
blessed.
Instructor:
Prof. Franklin Clark, B.Th., M.B.S., M.Div. Cand.
The Book of Isaiah (3 Credits) -
Isaiah is regarded as one of the greatest of the Old Testament prophets,
because he is preeminently the Prophet of redemption. Isaiah’s exhortations and warnings
of God’s judgments, which are mingled with predictions of better days and
the coming of the Messiah, will be a guide and a blessing for you today.
Instructor:
Prof. Robert A. Miles, B.S., M.S., M.Div., M.Th., D.Min. Cand.
The Art of Preaching (3 Credits) -
Have you ever felt God's call in your life to preach His Word? This
class is designed to teach you HOW TO PREPARE SERMONS AND HOW TO PREACH THEM
EFFECTIVELY. We will cover: method, composition and delivery of
sermons in this class. This is an exciting class and even
experienced preachers are helped by it. Don't miss this class if God
has Called you to preach and teach His holy Word. The Apostle Peter
said: "In the last days, God says: I will pour out
my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will
prophesy/preach" (Acts 2:17). If speaking in public frightens
you, this class is guaranteed to give you confidence as you speak for Jesus,
our Lord and Savior.
Instructor:
Prof. Gary K. Heald, B.Th., M.Div. D.Min. Cand.
The Book of Acts (3 Credits) -
In this class we will study the only book in the Bible that covers the New
Testament Church’s first three decades, by Luke, the same author who wrote
the Gospel of Luke. This study will
enable the student to see how the Church began its mission, by the power of the
Holy Spirit, and how the Lord used Paul to preach boldly to the Roman world, as
we should do today in America.
Instructor:
Prof. Douglas C. Stewart, B.A., M.Div., D.Min.
The Pastoral Epistles (3 Credits) -
In this class we will study what the Apostle Paul, a pastor himself, wrote to
two (2) young pastors, Timothy and Titus, addressing such important topics as:
Pastorial Care and Development of Youthful Leadership in the Church (1st
Tim.); Being an Overcomer for the Gospel of Christ in an age of rejection,
while even facing persecution and death for one’s faith (2 Tim.); Living
a Christ Centered Life by what we do and say in all our everyday activities
(Titus).
Instructor:
Prof. Douglas C. Stewart, B.A., M.Div., D.Min.
The Epistle to the Galations (3 Credits) -
In this class we will study Paul’s letter to the Galations, as if it were
written to us today. You will find
that this is probably his sternest defense against false teaching. He bares his heart in an effort to teach
these Christians the Truth of God (Gal. 4:19) as he presents the Doctrine of
Justification by Faith Alone, that the Grace of God, by Faith Alone in Jesus
Christ, offers salvation to all who simply believe in Him as their God and
Savior.
Instructor:
Prof. Gary K. Heald, B.Th., M.Div., D,Min. Cand.
The Seminary offers seventy-five (75), three
(3) credit Classes, that you may choose to study at home for your
Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Bible, Christian
Counseling, Chaplaincy or Parish Administration Tuition
is the same as Resident Study and there is no time limt. We will
help you plan your Program for Graduation. Give call us at (253)
472-4322.