Classes for Fall II Term 

October 06 – November 24, 2026

All classes are eight-week terms

CE 310

Introduction to Christian Ethics

A study of the ethical principles of the Bible and Christian responsibility in contemporary society, focusing on such issues as human sexuality, economics, human relations, politics, abortion, euthanasia, world hunger, capital punishment, and medical issues. One unit deals with ethical decision-making.

Textbooks: Ethics for a Brave New World, Feinberg & Feinberg — $25.00
Course Cost: $400.00
Professor: Dr. R. Ray Gatewood, D. Min.

NT 319

Romans 

A study of the ethical principles of the Bible and Christian responsibility in contemporary society, focusing on such issues as human sexuality, economics, human relations, politics, abortion, euthanasia, world hunger, capital punishment, and medical issues. One unit deals with ethical decision-making.

Textbooks: Ethics for a Brave New World, Feinberg & Feinberg — $25.00
Course Cost: $400.00
Professor: Dr. R. Ray Gatewood, D. Min. 

OT 133

Nehemiah

A study of the Book of Nehemiah focusing on leadership, faith, prayer, perseverance, and the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls. Students will explore how Nehemiah trusted God, led His people through opposition, and encouraged spiritual renewal and obedience.

Textbooks: Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther (The New American Commentary)
ISBN: 978-080540110-3 — $38.88
Course Cost: $400.00
Professor: Mark Lee, M.S.

CM-12

The Issue of Sin

A study of the biblical meaning of sin, its effects on our relationship with God and others, and God’s plan for forgiveness, repentance, and restoration through Jesus Christ.

Certification Course: $250.00
Professor: Monique Jones, M.S.