In this study of the book of Acts, Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy covers the history of the New Testament church in the apostolic age. This is a two-semester class and counts for a total of four credit hours.

This course is taught by Pastor Andrew Ray and provides a survey of all the major Bible doctrines. It not only provides the Bible student with a sturdy foundation of Christian doctrine, but also offers answers to the various cults who propagate false doctrines that turn people away from the Bible and the One true and living God. This is a four-semester class and counts for a total of eight credit hours.

In this class, Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy journeys through the places mentioned in the Bible and determines their location and importance in history. This is a one semester class and counts for a total of two credit hours.

This course, taught by Pastor Andrew Ray, starts at the beginning of man's creation and works forward through the Bible account. It covers, in-depth, the history of the nation of Israel from the call of Abraham to their rejection of the Messiah. This course is a must for anybody wanting a better grasp of the chronology of biblical events. This is a one-semester class and counts for a total of two credit hours.

In this class, Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy covers the biblical and historical foundation for world-wide missions. He does so by considering the New Testament writings and offers some practical and relevant truths for how we are to continue God's work of reaching the lost in an ever-changing world. This is a one- semester class and counts for a total of two credit hours.

This class is taught by Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy and begins where the New Testament canon of scripture leaves off. Unlike many church history classes, the Baptists (although identified by different names throughout time) are given their proper respect for their great contribution to God's ongoing work in the world. This is a one-semester class and counts for a total of two credit hours.

In this verse-by-verse study of Paul's letters to the believers at Colosse and to Philemon, Pastor Ray expounds the many doctrinal and practical truths covered therein. Christ's preeminence is on full display both doctrinally and practically. This is a one-semester class and counts for a total of two credit hours.

In this verse-by-verse study of Deuteronomy, Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy discusses the details surrounding the second giving of the law and the final book penned by Moses, the man of God. This is a two-semester class and counts for a total of four credit hours.

In this course, Pastor Andrew Ray delves into crucial information regarding how to rightly divide the word of truth. The dispensations are named, explained, and described. Other important studies such as dispensational salvation (by grace or by faith and works), sign gifts (healing, speaking in tongues, taking up serpents), and the proper order of things to come are discussed in detail. This course covers one semester and counts for a total of two credit hours.

In this class, Pastor Andrew Ray offers a verse-by-verse study through Peter's first epistle. As such, many practical and doctrinal truths will be discovered that explains both what Peter intended to accomplish in his initial target audience and how the same truths can be applied to our lives today. This class lasts one semester and offers a total of two credit hours.

This course offers a verse-by-verse study through Paul's first letter to Timothy, his son in the faith. Not only does it cover many great truths for application in the area of biblical ministry, but if offered timeless instruction for the rules and order of the New Testament church. This course covers one semester and counts for a total of two credit hours.

This class, still ongoing, is taught by Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy and involves a verse-by-verse study of the first book of the Bible, Genesis. Without a good understanding of the book of Genesis one will be hard- pressed to understand any of the Bible or its many crucial Bible doctrines. When complete, this class will likely cover five semesters and will offer a total of ten credit hours.

This is a four-semester class taught by Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy. In this class, a verse-by-verse study of John's gospel is undertaken. In this class, Christ will be set forth as the only begotten Son of God. As such, many of the foundational truths of the Christian doctrine will be discussed in-depth. This class counts for a total of eight credit hours.

In this study, Pastor Andrew Ray proves Christ's superiority to the angels, to Moses, to Joshua, and to Aaron. The study shows Christ as a better messenger, a better founder, a better conqueror, and a better mediator. Furthermore, subjects such as the new covenant, the New Testament, the kingdom to come, the superiority of Christ's priesthood, the danger for Jews who refused to follow through and trust Christ as Saviour, and the responsibilities of all believers in the Church Age are discussed in-depth. This is a two- semester class and counts for a total of four credit hours.

God commanded believers to study the scriptures and yet the average Christian has no concept of how or where to begin this process. In this course, Pastor Ray details Bible study principles from the study of a word to the study of an entire section of scripture. It also offers guidelines for studying people, places, events, and typology within the word of God. This course covers one semester and counts for a total of two credit hours.

This one-semester class on an oft-neglected subject of the hymns of the faith is taught by Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy. While some time is given to the research of what makes godly music, more time is given to the study of the hymns and hymn writers of years gone by. This class is sure to create a greater love and appreciation for the music God has provided to the New Testament church for the purpose of worshipping Him. This class offers a total of two credit hours.

In this course, Pastor Andrew Ray exhaustively explains the New Testament Church. He explains the difference between the Universal Church and Local Church only movements and clarifies with the scriptural teaching. He discusses the various views of when the Church began and shows from scripture that only one solution is valid. In addition to these important issues, this course also deals with the controversies concerning the Lord's supper, baptism, the qualifications of the bishop and deacon, and many other truths necessary to the Christian today. This is a one-semester class and counts for a total of two credit hours.

In this class, Pastor Andrew Ray journeys verse-by-verse through Peter's second epistle and Jude's only epistle. These two letters are lumped together for their shared content. In this course much of what has gone wrong with the New Testament church will be explained in light of Peter‘s and Jude‘s warnings to the early church. This class is a one-semester course and offers a total of two credit hours. This is a one- semester class and counts for a total of two credit hours.

In this course, Pastor Andrew Ray offers a verse-by-verse study of the epistles to the Thessalonians. While there are many practical truths to discover in these two letters, there is also much to learn about future events including the blessed hope, the day of Christ, Daniel's seventieth week, and the day of the Lord. This is a one-semester class and provided a total of two credit hours.

This is a verse-by-verse class through the the epistle of Philippians

This class, still ongoing, is taught by Assistant Pastor Jonathan Judy. It is a one-semester course and involves learning about the different aspects of the Doctrine of God. These include, but are not limited to, the existence of God, the names of God and the attributes of God.

This class, taught by Pastor Andrew Ray, offers a practical study of the importance and methods of teaching the Bible. The study is not only intended for pastors, but for all who are saved and have need of knowing how to effectively communicate the word of God to others.