Introduction to Biblical Archaeology

This course introduces students to the most compelling archaeological discoveries that affirm the Bible’s historicity and reliability. Drawing from Dr. Weaver’s Faith Affirming Findings book and video series, we will examine key artifacts, inscriptions, and sites that illuminate the world of Scripture and powerfully validate its accuracy and trustworthiness. Students will gain a clearer understanding of how archaeology strengthens confidence in God’s Word and equips them to defend its historical credibility with clarity and conviction.

Online or In-Person Class

January 14 – May 6

The Life and Writings of Paul

This fourteen-week course offers an in-depth exploration of the life, ministry, and writings of the Apostle Paul. The first portion of the course will focus on the book of Acts, which provides a divinely inspired narrative of Paul’s dramatic conversion, his three missionary journeys, and his journey to Rome under arrest. The remainder of the course will survey Paul’s thirteen epistles, examining the historical background, theological themes, and pastoral concerns that shaped each letter. Students will gain a deeper understanding of Paul’s role in the early church and the enduring relevance of his writings for Christian faith and practice today.

Online Class

The Life of Christ

This sixteen-week online course offers a study of Jesus Christ’s life and ministry as presented in the Four Gospels. Particular emphasis is placed on harmonizing the Gospel accounts to present a unified chronological narrative while also exploring the distinct theological themes and unique contributions of each Evangelist. Special attention is given to the focus on the offer, rejection, and postponement of the kingdom.

Online Class